AN1544 Application Note for ST10F269 Microcontroller

AN1544 is an application note on how to design applications based on ST10F269. The note contains six main items: the use of external resonator with the on-chip oscillator, startup configuration and necessary precautions, filtering, decoupling and special pins use, recommendations to reduce ADC conversion errors, memory interface, and interfacing with the L4969 CAN interface.


AN1544 Application Note for ST10F269 Microcontroller - cover page
Brand
STMicroelectronics
Category
microcontrollers
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
101 KB
Published
07 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
4D6B6DED330980F54AF4649B40954F7C

About this manual

This document serves as a guide for designing applications based on the ST10F269 microcontroller. It offers specific advice on configuring the on-chip oscillator with external resonators, including recommended components from manufacturers like Murata and NDK. The note details start-up times, PCB layout considerations to ensure stability and EMC compliance, and configurations for special pins such as EA and RPD.

What's inside

  • Oscillator Characteristics
  • Recommended Crystals / Ceramic Resonators
  • Start-up Time
  • PCB Layout for Oscillator
  • Filtering / Decoupling
  • Special Pins (EA, RPD)
  • ADC Conversion Errors
  • External Memory Interface
  • Connecting to L4969 CAN Interface

Frequently asked questions

What is the typical start-up time for ceramic resonators with ST10F269?

Measurements show start-up times in the 0.05ms range.

What is the minimum transconductance of the ST10F269 oscillator inverter?

The minimum transconductance (gm) of the ST10F269 oscillator inverter is 5 mA/V.

What is the recommended maximum value for pull-down resistors on PORTO?

The recommended maximum value for pull-down resistors is 8kΩ, though commonly used values are 10kΩ.

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