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During this analysis, three main pin conflicts were identified.
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During this analysis, three main pin conflicts were identified.
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\begin{figure}[!h]
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\centering
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\includegraphics[width=\linewidth]{../PCB/CompatibiliteL4F4.pdf}
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\caption{Comparison of F405 and L476 pin configurations}
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\end{figure}
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The first conflict concerned the SPI\_MISO signal on pin PA6. In the original STM32F405 design, this pin is
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The first conflict concerned the SPI\_MISO signal on pin PA6. In the original STM32F405 design, this pin is
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used for SPI communication related to current sensing. On the STM32L476 tile, the same pin is associated with
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used for SPI communication related to current sensing. On the STM32L476 tile, the same pin is associated with
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a DAC output, creating a functional conflict. To solve this issue, the SPI communication line was remapped
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a DAC output, creating a functional conflict. To solve this issue, the SPI communication line was remapped
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