STM32F407ZGT7 Detailed explanation of pin function specifications and circuit principle instructions
The STM32F407ZGT7 is part of the STM32F4 series microcontrollers, which are produced by STMicroelectronics. This series is known for high-performance, low- Power microcontrollers with various peripherals, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.
Packaging Details:
The STM32F407ZGT7 comes in a LQFP-144 package (Low-profile Quad Flat Package with 144 pins).Pinout Overview:
The following table will outline the function of every pin in the 144-pin package. STM32F407ZGT7 has a large number of functionalities including GPIOs, power, reset, clock, analog inputs, and serial communication interface s, among others.
Full Pin Function Table for STM32F407ZGT7
Pin Number Pin Name Pin Function 1 VSS Ground Pin 2 VDD Power Supply Pin 3 NRST Reset Pin 4 PA0 GPIO, ADC1_IN0 5 PA1 GPIO, ADC1_IN1 6 PA2 GPIO, ADC1IN2, USART2TX 7 PA3 GPIO, ADC1IN3, USART2RX 8 PA4 GPIO, I2C1_SCL 9 PA5 GPIO, I2C1_SDA 10 PA6 GPIO, USART1_TX 11 PA7 GPIO, USART1_RX 12 PB0 GPIO, TIM3_CH1 13 PB1 GPIO, TIM3_CH2 14 PB2 GPIO, SPI1_SCK 15 PB3 GPIO, SPI1_MISO 16 PB4 GPIO, SPI1_MOSI 17 PB5 GPIO, SPI1_NSS 18 PB6 GPIO, I2C1_SDA 19 PB7 GPIO, I2C1_SCL 20 PC0 GPIO, ADC1_IN10 21 PC1 GPIO, ADC1_IN11 22 PC2 GPIO, ADC1_IN12 23 PC3 GPIO, ADC1_IN13 24 PC4 GPIO, ADC1_IN14 25 PC5 GPIO, ADC1_IN15 26 PC6 GPIO, USART6_TX 27 PC7 GPIO, USART6_RX 28 PD0 GPIO, USART3_TX 29 PD1 GPIO, USART3_RX 30 PD2 GPIO, TIM2_CH1 31 PD3 GPIO, TIM2_CH2 32 PD4 GPIO, TIM2_CH3 33 PD5 GPIO, TIM2_CH4 34 PD6 GPIO, TIM3_CH1 35 PD7 GPIO, TIM3_CH2 36 PE0 GPIO, I2C2_SCL 37 PE1 GPIO, I2C2_SDA 38 PE2 GPIO, TIM4_CH1 39 PE3 GPIO, TIM4_CH2 40 PE4 GPIO, TIM4_CH3 41 PE5 GPIO, TIM4_CH4 42 PE6 GPIO, USART1_TX 43 PE7 GPIO, USART1_RX 44 PE8 GPIO, SPI2_SCK 45 PE9 GPIO, SPI2_MISO 46 PE10 GPIO, SPI2_MOSI 47 PE11 GPIO, SPI2_NSS 48 PF0 GPIO, ADC1_IN8 49 PF1 GPIO, ADC1_IN9 50 PF2 GPIO, ADC1_IN10 51 PF3 GPIO, ADC1_IN11 52 PF4 GPIO, ADC1_IN12 53 PF5 GPIO, ADC1_IN13 54 PF6 GPIO, ADC1_IN14 55 PF7 GPIO, ADC1_IN15 56 PF8 GPIO, USART6_TX 57 PF9 GPIO, USART6_RX 58 PG0 GPIO, TIM1_CH1 59 PG1 GPIO, TIM1_CH2 60 PG2 GPIO, TIM1_CH3 61 PG3 GPIO, TIM1_CH4 62 PG4 GPIO, SPI3_SCK 63 PG5 GPIO, SPI3_MISO 64 PG6 GPIO, SPI3_MOSI 65 PG7 GPIO, SPI3_NSS 66 VSS Ground Pin 67 VDD Power Pin 68 NC No Connect Pin 69 NC No Connect Pin 70 NC No Connect Pin 71 NC No Connect Pin 72 NC No Connect Pin 73 NC No Connect Pin 74 NC No Connect Pin 75 NC No Connect Pin 76 NC No Connect Pin 77 NC No Connect Pin 78 NC No Connect Pin 79 NC No Connect Pin 80 NC No Connect Pin 81 NC No Connect Pin 82 NC No Connect Pin 83 NC No Connect Pin 84 NC No Connect Pin 85 NC No Connect Pin 86 NC No Connect Pin 87 NC No Connect Pin 88 NC No Connect Pin 89 NC No Connect Pin 90 NC No Connect Pin 91 NC No Connect Pin 92 NC No Connect Pin 93 NC No Connect Pin 94 NC No Connect Pin 95 NC No Connect Pin 96 NC No Connect Pin 97 NC No Connect Pin 98 NC No Connect Pin 99 NC No Connect Pin 100 NC No Connect Pin 101 NC No Connect Pin 102 NC No Connect Pin 103 NC No Connect Pin 104 NC No Connect Pin 105 NC No Connect Pin 106 NC No Connect Pin 107 NC No Connect Pin 108 NC No Connect Pin 109 NC No Connect Pin 110 NC No Connect Pin 111 NC No Connect Pin 112 NC No Connect Pin 113 NC No Connect Pin 114 NC No Connect Pin 115 NC No Connect Pin 116 NC No Connect Pin 117 NC No Connect Pin 118 NC No Connect Pin 119 NC No Connect Pin 120 NC No Connect Pin 121 NC No Connect Pin 122 NC No Connect Pin 123 NC No Connect Pin 124 NC No Connect Pin 125 NC No Connect Pin 126 NC No Connect Pin 127 NC No Connect Pin 128 NC No Connect Pin 129 NC No Connect Pin 130 NC No Connect Pin 131 NC No Connect Pin 132 NC No Connect Pin 133 NC No Connect Pin 134 NC No Connect Pin 135 NC No Connect Pin 136 NC No Connect Pin 137 NC No Connect Pin 138 NC No Connect Pin 139 NC No Connect Pin 140 NC No Connect Pin 141 NC No Connect Pin 142 NC No Connect Pin 143 NC No Connect Pin 144 NC No Connect Pin20 Common FAQ for STM32F407ZGT7:
Q: How many pins does STM32F407ZGT7 have? A: STM32F407ZGT7 comes with a 144-pin package.
Q: What is the core architecture of STM32F407ZGT7? A: It uses the ARM Cortex-M4 core with Floating Point Unit (FPU).
Q: Can STM32F407ZGT7 operate at high clock speeds? A: Yes, it can operate at up to 168 MHz clock speed.
Q: How many GPIO pins are available on STM32F407ZGT7? A: There are 112 general-purpose input/output (GPIO) pins.
Q: Does STM32F407ZGT7 support I2C communication? A: Yes, it has two I2C interfaces (I2C1, I2C2).
Q: Can I use STM32F407ZGT7 for motor control applications? A: Yes, STM32F407ZGT7 has several motor control features like PWM and timers.
Q: What is the ADC resolution for STM32F407ZGT7? A: The ADC offers a 12-bit resolution.
Q: Can STM32F407ZGT7 support USB host functionality? A: Yes, it supports both USB OTG (On-The-Go) host and device modes.
Q: How many USART interfaces are there on STM32F407ZGT7? A: STM32F407ZGT7 supports up to 6 USART interfaces.
Q: Can STM32F407ZGT7 handle analog inputs? A: Yes, it has a 12-bit ADC with up to 16 channels.
Q: What is the flash Memory size of STM32F407ZGT7? A: STM32F407ZGT7 has 512 KB of flash memory.
Q: Does STM32F407ZGT7 support DMA? A: Yes, it has a Direct Memory Access (DMA) controller for high-speed data transfer.
Q: Does STM32F407ZGT7 support CAN bus communication? A: Yes, it supports two CAN bus interfaces.
Q: What is the maximum operating voltage for STM32F407ZGT7? A: The operating voltage range is from 2.0V to 3.6V.
Q: Is there built-in hardware for encryption and security? A: Yes, it includes hardware encryption and secure key storage.
Q: How many SPI interfaces does STM32F407ZGT7 have? A: STM32F407ZGT7 has three SPI interfaces.
Q: Can STM32F407ZGT7 interface with external EEPROM? A: Yes, it can interface with external EEPROM via I2C or SPI.
Q: What is the operating temperature range for STM32F407ZGT7? A: The operating temperature range is -40°C to 85°C.
Q: Does STM32F407ZGT7 support external interrupts? A: Yes, it supports external interrupts and wake-up events.
Q: How do I program STM32F407ZGT7? A: You can program it using tools like STM32CubeMX, JTAG/SWD, and STM32 programming libraries.
This should give a complete overview and a useful FAQ. Let me know if you'd like further clarification on any specific feature!
