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This application note describes two different methods for driving liquid crystal displays (LCD) with any standard STM8S20xxx microcontroller (MCU), without any specific on-chip LCD driver hardware: โ the first method uses the timer 2 channel resource and also allows LCD contrast control through software โ the second method uses the Auto-wakeup mode only
RPD is a dedicated timing pin for the return-from-power-down circuit. Additionally, when this pin is recognized low, a reset event is taken as asynchronous. This application note gives advice on configuring the external circuitry connected to the RPD pin in order to make it work properly. The information contained in this document is valid for ST10F27x and ST10R27x.
Application note provides examples of how to use various blocks of the STM8 microcontroller family and the STM8A and STM8S firmware libraries. It intends to provide two practical application examples of how to perform basic in application programming (IAP) using either the STM8 I2C or SPI peripherals
This application note describes the STR91xFA low power modes and provides an overview of the hardware implementation. It also includes details on the power supply circuitry and components, clock systems, register settings and power management.
For designers of STM8S microcontroller applications, this application note provides migration and compatibility guidelines. It explains how to migrate from an existing STM8S-based design to any one of the 20+ other microcontroller types in the STM8S family. The document lists the vital aspects that need to be addressed.
This application note describes the EMI asynchronous mode configuration for interfacing to standard memory devices in Section 1: Interfacing with asynchronous memory. It covers also EMI Synchronous mode which has a different bus timing and configuration in Section 2: Interfacing with synchronous memory.
This application note describes how to drive liquid crystal displays (LCDs) with STM32F10xxx microcontrollers (MCUs), that is without any specific on-chip LCD driver hardware
The purpose of this application note is to explain how to use the Analog to Digital Converter implemented in many of the STM8S microcontroller family devices. It provides useful information on how to configure the ADC registers and microcontroller resources and use the ADC in different modes.
This application note describes how to use the STM8S microcontroller's analog-to-digital converter, including how to configure the ADC registers and microcontroller resources, and how to use the different operating modes of the ADC.
