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SPICA STM32 Configuration

SPICA STM32 Configuration

Owned by Joseph Even (RIT Student)
Last updated: Sept 26, 2020

Link to Datasheet for STM32:

https://www.st.com/resource/en/datasheet/stm32f103zg.pdf


Pin Assignments of STM32 for SPICA:



Boot Pins:

  • Having BOOT0 High allows for programming from things such as UART1
  • BOOT1 doen't really matter in any case for this, won't be using Embedded SRAM
  • We will always be programming the STM32 over SWD, so BOOT pins really don't mean anything
    • For convenience and ease of use, no 6-pin header will be put on SPICA
    • BOOT0 and BOOT1 will be pulled to 0V with 10k Resistors, meaning the chip will always boot from Main Flash Memory, and will be programmable over SWD