STM32H7RS HSLV and compensation cells#5861
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@TomDeRybel can you run ./fmtall.sh? |
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Just ran the ./fmtall.sh script and it fixed what ailed. |
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Added HSLV support, as well as compensation cell support with their errata.
The XSPI flash example was updated to reflect the API changes, and how to use the errata work-around functions. With the changes, the flash can now work properly at its maximum speed of 200 MHz (in octospi).
HSLV and the compensation cells were also tested on GPIO pins, at 1V8, using MCO2, with an oscilloscope. The waveform rise/fall times are now on the order of 1.2 ns, with good symmetry. (Using VeryFast pin mode.)
Two things require attention: