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UM0442 Datasheet(PDF) 8 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # UM0442
Description  Multiple application platform based on STR750FV2
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Manufacturer  STMICROELECTRONICS [STMicroelectronics]
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Hardware configuration and functionality
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Figure 6.
STR750FV2 pin-out and EXT power source locations
4.4
Mini-USB connector power source
In order to use the mini-USB connector as power source, close the related jumper as
described in Section 4.1: Power source selector on page 5 (be sure that the other jumpers
are open) and then plug the mini-USB cable onto the connector.
This feature can have an impact on the battery charge capabilities of the STR750-MAP as
described in Section 4.2.
The USB unit integrates a 48 MHz clock for data management and a USBLC6-2P6
application specific device for very low capacitance ESD protection circuit (see the
schematics in Figure 23).
4.5
Standard power supply connector
The standard power supply connector is named as PWR in the board silkscreen and, once
closed, the STR750-MAP is powered using both laboratory equipment and a common 9÷12
Vdc power supply source.
This power source also impacts the battery charge capabilities of the board.
4.6
Memory boot
The STR750-MAP evaluation board allows the user to run the STR750FV2 choosing
between 4 memory modes in order to perform the boot phase.
To make the appropriate choice for your application, refer to the boot table printed onto the
board silkscreen. This table is given here with the associated selectors (see Table 1).
SW1 corresponds to Boot1/CS2 in the schematics, on the right side (boundary part of the
board). SW2 corresponds to Boot0 pin in the microcontroller and in the schematics (refer to
the related schematics in Figure 22).



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