Mar 28, 2014 · A GPIO pin is a 'general purpose input/output' pin. This is by default only high or low (voltage levels, high being the micro controller's supply voltage, low usually being ground, or 0V). But the levels of 'high' and 'low' are usually given as voltages as a …

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Feb 25, 2015 · GPIO Speed is the maximum frequency the GPIO can produce. Lower settings can save power. Output type is whether the pin asserts highs and lows (push pull), or whether the output turns on the gate of a FET that is attached to the pin at the drain (Open drain).

Jul 18, 2019 · That said, ‘GPIO’ means ‘General Purpose Input / Output’. For microcontrollers this customarily means a pin which can be configured through registers by the host to be an input, output, or bidirectional pin. Sometimes GPIO pins are also shared with other functions, such as UART, SPI or I2C. That mode selection is also by a host register.

Nov 12, 2021 · A GPIO 'bank' is a group of GPIO bits that can be accessed simultaneously by the CPU or DMA. The number of bits in a group is usually limited by the size of the internal data bus, so for example an 8 bit MCU with 24 I/O pins would need at least 3 GPIO 'banks'.

Jul 11, 2022 · One way to calculate it is to look at the maximum GPIO voltage that is not guaranteed to be interpreted as "low", and subtract some noise margin (say 500mV). Then use the maximum GPIO leakage specification (being careful, in both cases, to check that the limits apply over the temperature range) and calculate the maximum resistor value.

Apr 22, 2016 · Ultimately, I want to configure various GPIO pins to use them in "Alternate Function" mode for read/write access to SRAM. Of all the GPIO registers available, I do not understand two: GPIO_PUPDR and GPIO_OTYPE which are respectively the "pull-up/pull-down register" and the "output type register". For GPIO_PUPDR I have three choices:

Jun 27, 2017 · Interacting with GPIO pins in Scratch 2.0 is easier than ever before, as text-based broadcast instructions have been replaced with custom blocks for setting pin output and getting current pin state. To add GPIO functionality, first click ‘More Blocks’ and then ‘Add an Extension’.

May 18, 2022 · Trying to understand push-pull output mode and open-drain output mode in a MCU's GPIO pin 5 Why are n-channel MOSFETs at high-side position and p-channel MOSFETs at low-side position on many push-pull circuits?

\$\begingroup\$ It's not possible, because (at least on the F103, I haven't worked with the other derivatives of the STM32), the alternative pin cannot be assigned to the function without using the remap feature, even if you set it up as AF_Output in the GPIO setup. And after remapping, the function i no longer available on the original pin.