This application note covers the design and the emulation aspects in using the ST10F276Z5.
This document describes the design and emulation aspects of the ST10F276Z5 microcontroller. It highlights the differences between the silicon device and the ST10 bond-out emulator, specifically regarding peripheral support and real-time behavior. The note explains that while most peripherals are functionally supported, they may not run at full speed due to wait-state requirements.
| Flash memory | more Flash memory than ST10F2692x |
|---|---|
| ADC channels | 24 channels |
| ADC calibration duration | 40 650 cycles |
| Wait-states (silicon) | 2 wait-states |
| Wait-states (emulator) | 4 wait-states |
The ST10F276Z5 adds a CAN module, IC, a second ASC unit, a second SSC unit, a second PWM unit, an interrupt subnode controller, and a clock-out programmable generator.
No, the ST10F276Z5 ADC auto-calibration process cannot be interrupted for conversion, unlike previous versions.
An external oscillator is required for the RTC clock because the low-power oscillator is not supported by the emulators.