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Answer by Adrian Maire for Programming a STM32F407 with a Raspberry PI: No...
Exactly as @BenVoigt suggested, the minimal circuit for the STM32F407ZE is a bit more complex: Looking the datasheet of the chip, the following requirements apply: All VSS and VSSA pins must be...
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First You need to connect all VDD pins on the MCU to 3.3V and all VSS pins to GND. The approach in general seems reasonable. If You are only starting I strongly suggest getting a Discovery oraz Nucleo...
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Programming a STM32F407 with a Raspberry PI: No answer on JTDO
Introduction Getting in touch for the first time with an ARM MCU (the STM32F407ZE), I am trying to generate a first working "Hello world!" blinking led. For programming the MCU, it seem possible with...
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