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January 9, 2025
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STM32U535VE / Pin configuration table / Excel or CSV-table

  • January 9, 2025
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Hello, is there any possibility to get the pin configuration table for the STM32U535VE  in CSV or Excel format?

Thanks a lot !

Ricos

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    Best answer by Amel NASRI

    Hi @RicOs ,

    I join @Andrew Neil with the idea to use STM32CubeMX.

    From Pinout tab, STM32CubeMX allows to export the pinout to a csv file. You can select any STM32 part number then do the required export. This is explained in the UM1718:

    AmelNASRI_0-1736940097417.png

    -Amel

     

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    Super User
    January 9, 2025

    Yes, it would be really useful if the pinout table, alternate function table, etc were made available in an easy machine-readable format - rather than just as text in the Datasheet & Ref Manual.

    I'm sure I've requested this before.

    One thing you can do is to create a project in CubeMX, and then use Project > Generate Report

    Or the IBIS files will give you a start - with pin number & name; eg,

    |************************************************************************
    | stm32f0_440_lqfp32 IBIS Model
    |************************************************************************
    [IBIS ver] 4.2
    [File name] stm32f0_440_lqfp32.ibs
    [File Rev] 1.0
    [Date] 15-5-2013
    [Source] Data Created at STMicroelectronics
    [Notes] File originated from ELDO simulations.
    [Disclaimer] This information is for modeling purpose only and is
    not guaranted. The information is subject to change without
    notice.
    [Copyright] Copyright 2015 STMicroelectronics Inc.
    |
    [Component] stm32f0_440_lqfp32
    [Manufacturer] STMicroelectronics
    [Package]
    | variable typ min max
    R_pkg 0.0 NA NA
    L_pkg 0.0H NA NA
    C_pkg 0.0F NA NA
    |
    [Pin] signal_name model_name R_pin L_pin C_pin
    1 VDD POWER 0.03449 2.11E-09 6E-14
    2 PF0 io8p_sudq_ft 0.029020556 1.54333E-09 3.22222E-14
    3 PF1 io8p_sudq_ft 0.025738889 1.20333E-09 1.55556E-14
    4 NRST ioreset_tc_v33 0.024645 1.09E-09 1E-14
    5 VDDA POWER 0.024645 1.09E-09 1E-14
    6 PA0 io8p_sudq_ft 0.025738889 1.20333E-09 1.55556E-14
    7 PA1 io8p_sudq_ft 0.029020556 1.54333E-09 3.22222E-14
    8 PA2 io8p_sudq_ft 0.03449 2.11E-09 6E-14
    9 PA3 io8p_sudq_ft 0.03449 2.11E-09 6E-14
    10 PA4 io8p_sudq_ft 0.029020556 1.54333E-09 3.22222E-14
    11 PA5 io8p_sudq_ft 0.025738889 1.20333E-09 1.55556E-14
    12 PA6 io8p_sudq_ft 0.024645 1.09E-09 1E-14
    13 PA7 io8p_sudq_ft 0.024645 1.09E-09 1E-14
    14 PB0 io8p_sudq_ft 0.025738889 1.20333E-09 1.55556E-14
    15 PB1 io8p_sudq_ft 0.029020556 1.54333E-09 3.22222E-14
    16 VSS GND 0.03449 2.11E-09 6E-14
    17 VDD POWER 0.03449 2.11E-09 6E-14
    18 PA8 io8p_sudq_ft 0.029020556 1.54333E-09 3.22222E-14
    19 PA9 io8p_sudq_ft 0.025738889 1.20333E-09 1.55556E-14
    20 PA10 io8p_sudq_ft 0.024645 1.09E-09 1E-14
    21 PA11 io8p_sudq_ft 0.024645 1.09E-09 1E-14
    22 PA12 io8p_sudq_ft 0.025738889 1.20333E-09 1.55556E-14
    23 PA13 io8p_sudq_ft 0.029020556 1.54333E-09 3.22222E-14
    24 PA14 io8p_sudq_ft 0.03449 2.11E-09 6E-14
    25 PA15 io8p_sudq_ft 0.03449 2.11E-09 6E-14
    26 PB3 io8p_sudq_ft 0.029020556 1.54333E-09 3.22222E-14
    27 PB4 io8p_sudq_ft 0.025738889 1.20333E-09 1.55556E-14
    28 PB5 io8p_sudq_ft 0.024645 1.09E-09 1E-14
    29 PB6 io8p_sudq_i2cin_lv_ft 0.024645 1.09E-09 1E-14
    30 PB7 io8p_sudq_i2cin_lv_ft 0.025738889 1.20333E-09 1.55556E-14
    31 BOOT0 vpp_test_hv 0.029020556 1.54333E-09 3.22222E-14
    32 VSS GND 0.03449 2.11E-09 6E-14

     

     

    RicOsAuthor
    Explorer II
    January 9, 2025

    Thanks Andrew. In my work I only define the functions of the pins, so such a table is suitable to provide results. I hope ST can provide a table as useful as other providers already do.

    Super User
    January 10, 2025

    @RicOs wrote:

    a table as useful as other providers already do.


    Out of interest, which other providers have you found which do that?

    Technical Moderator
    January 15, 2025

    Hi @RicOs ,

    I join @Andrew Neil with the idea to use STM32CubeMX.

    From Pinout tab, STM32CubeMX allows to export the pinout to a csv file. You can select any STM32 part number then do the required export. This is explained in the UM1718:

    AmelNASRI_0-1736940097417.png

    -Amel

     

    Super User
    January 15, 2025

    Does/can the CubeMX export actually give a full listing of all a part's pins?

    It seems to only list the ones that are actually used by a project, as used by that project?

    So not a complete listing of all the pins with all the AF options and all the Additional Function options?

    Super User
    January 15, 2025

    @Andrew Neil wrote:

    So not a complete listing of all the pins with all the AF options and all the Additional Function options?


    @Amel NASRI something like this - see attached

    AndrewNeil_0-1736941878384.png

     

    ST Employee
    January 15, 2025

    Just to complete @Amel NASRI 's answer, as sometime the most difficult is to find the function in the tool, below the picture to find the mention menu in STM32CubeMX.

    HervePIERROT_0-1736949014461.png

     

    RicOsAuthor
    Explorer II
    January 15, 2025

    Great ! Thanks a lot, to all the contributions. Fine with STM32CubeMX, I get what I wanted.

     

    Super User
    August 4, 2025

    See also: Is a database or metadata pin alternative functions available?

    It seems there is (now) a GitHub repository of such info...