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Visitor II
May 23, 2024
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Regarding ANA pins of STM microcontrollers

  • May 23, 2024
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We are using STM32H743IIK6 microcontroller. There are analog only pins, designated as ANA. What is the use of these pins? Also, what will be the difference when GPIO is used for analog functionality and ANA pins are used for the same purpose?

 

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    Best answer by Muhammed Güler

    Each extra feature assigned to the pin means extra capacitive effect. only analog pins are for high ADC speeds. As you can see in the 16-bit ADC characteristics section in the datasheet, they can operate with lower sampling times than other ADC pins.

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    Graduate II
    May 23, 2024

    Each extra feature assigned to the pin means extra capacitive effect. only analog pins are for high ADC speeds. As you can see in the 16-bit ADC characteristics section in the datasheet, they can operate with lower sampling times than other ADC pins.

    Super User
    May 23, 2024

    You mean this :

    AScha3_0-1716483028998.png

    ?

    +

    AScha3_1-1716483113924.png

    AND then from chip errata :

    AScha3_2-1716483995769.png

    So you can use them, as you like , just be aware : these pins are connected by a small analog switch and will not survive > 1 mA in or out current. (And i know...i tested it and can confirm: then pin function is gone...)