The model "STM8S103F3P6" belongs to STMicroelectronics, a leading company in the semiconductor industry. This specific model is part of the STM8 series of microcontrollers. Below is a detailed breakdown of its pin functions, packaging, and FAQ.
STM8S103F3P6 Packaging and Pin Function Specifications
Packaging: Package Type: LQFP-32 (Low-profile Quad Flat Package) Pin Count: 32 pins Pin Function Table (32 Pins) Pin Number Pin Name Pin Type Pin Function Description 1 PA0 I/O GPIO, Analog input, External interrupt (EXTI0) 2 PA1 I/O GPIO, Analog input, External interrupt (EXTI1) 3 PA2 I/O GPIO, Analog input, External interrupt (EXTI2) 4 PA3 I/O GPIO, Analog input, External interrupt (EXTI3) 5 PA4 I/O GPIO, Analog input, External interrupt (EXTI4) 6 PA5 I/O GPIO, Analog input, SPI Clock (SCK) 7 PA6 I/O GPIO, Analog input, SPI MISO (Master In Slave Out) 8 PA7 I/O GPIO, Analog input, SPI MOSI (Master Out Slave In) 9 PB0 I/O GPIO, External interrupt (EXTI5) 10 PB1 I/O GPIO, External interrupt (EXTI6) 11 PB2 I/O GPIO, External interrupt (EXTI7) 12 PB3 I/O GPIO, External interrupt (EXTI8) 13 PB4 I/O GPIO, External interrupt (EXTI9) 14 PB5 I/O GPIO, External interrupt (EXTI10), Timer input (TIM1 CH1) 15 PB6 I/O GPIO, Timer input (TIM1 CH2) 16 PB7 I/O GPIO, Timer input (TIM1 CH3) 17 PC0 I/O GPIO, Analog input, External interrupt (EXTI11) 18 PC1 I/O GPIO, Analog input, External interrupt (EXTI12) 19 PC2 I/O GPIO, Analog input, External interrupt (EXTI13) 20 PC3 I/O GPIO, Analog input, External interrupt (EXTI14) 21 PC4 I/O GPIO, Analog input, External interrupt (EXTI15) 22 PC5 I/O GPIO, Analog input, Timer input (TIM2 CH1) 23 PC6 I/O GPIO, Analog input, Timer input (TIM2 CH2) 24 PC7 I/O GPIO, Analog input, Timer input (TIM2 CH3) 25 PD0 I/O GPIO, Analog input, UART RX 26 PD1 I/O GPIO, Analog input, UART TX 27 VDD Power Positive power supply pin 28 VSS Ground Ground pin 29 NRST Input Reset pin 30 SWIM Input Single-wire interface for debugging 31 BOOT0 Input Boot mode selection pin 32 VCAP Power capacitor pin for voltage regulatorFAQ on STM8S103F3P6 Pin Functions
Q1: What is the function of pin PA0 on STM8S103F3P6? A1: Pin PA0 is a GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) pin. It can also serve as an analog input or be configured as an external interrupt (EXTI0).
Q2: Can PA5 on STM8S103F3P6 be used for SPI communication? A2: Yes, PA5 can be used as the SPI clock (SCK) pin in SPI communication.
Q3: What is the function of pin PA6 on STM8S103F3P6? A3: Pin PA6 is a GPIO pin that can also serve as an analog input or be used for SPI MISO (Master In Slave Out) communication.
Q4: How can I use pin PB0 for external interrupts? A4: Pin PB0 is configured as a GPIO pin and can be used for external interrupt EXTI5.
Q5: Does STM8S103F3P6 support UART communication? A5: Yes, pin PD0 and PD1 on STM8S103F3P6 are used for UART RX and TX respectively.
Q6: Can I use pin PC4 as an external interrupt? A6: Yes, PC4 can be configured as a GPIO pin and used for external interrupt EXTI15.
Q7: What is the function of the NRST pin on STM8S103F3P6? A7: The NRST pin is the reset pin used to reset the microcontroller.
Q8: What is the purpose of the SWIM pin on STM8S103F3P6? A8: The SWIM (Single-Wire Interface for debugging) pin is used for in-circuit debugging and programming of the STM8S103F3P6.
Q9: How does the VCAP pin work? A9: The VCAP pin is used to connect an external capacitor to stabilize the internal voltage regulator of the STM8S103F3P6.
Q10: Can I configure PA7 for SPI communication? A10: Yes, PA7 is the SPI MOSI (Master Out Slave In) pin, which is used in SPI communication.
Q11: Is there any analog functionality for pins PA0-PA4? A11: Yes, PA0-PA4 are all capable of functioning as analog input pins in addition to their digital GPIO capabilities.
Q12: What is the role of pin PB5? A12: Pin PB5 can be used as a GPIO pin or as a timer input (TIM1 CH1).
Q13: Can I use pin PC2 for an external interrupt? A13: Yes, PC2 can be used as a GPIO pin configured for external interrupt EXTI13.
Q14: How can I select the boot mode in STM8S103F3P6? A14: The BOOT0 pin determines the boot mode. When BOOT0 is low, the MCU boots from the main flash memory, and when BOOT0 is high, it boots from system memory.
Q15: Can the STM8S103F3P6 be powered from the VDD pin? A15: Yes, the VDD pin provides the positive power supply to the STM8S103F3P6.
Q16: What is the purpose of the VSS pin? A16: The VSS pin serves as the ground reference for the STM8S103F3P6.
Q17: Can pin PC7 be used for timer input? A17: Yes, pin PC7 can be configured for Timer input (TIM2 CH3).
Q18: What kind of device can connect to PA6 and PA7 for SPI communication? A18: Devices like SPI sensors, displays, or other microcontrollers can connect to PA6 (MISO) and PA7 (MOSI) for SPI communication.
Q19: Is there any way to reset the STM8S103F3P6 manually? A19: Yes, the NRST pin can be used to trigger a manual reset of the microcontroller.
Q20: How many pins does the STM8S103F3P6 have in total? A20: The STM8S103F3P6 has 32 pins in total.
This covers the detailed pin functions of the STM8S103F3P6 in its LQFP-32 package. Let me know if you need more information!