User Manuals: ST STM32H5 Discovery Kit

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ST STM32H5 Application Note (56 pages)

Brand: ST | Category: Microcontrollers | Size: 3 MB

General Information
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Table 2. Glossary
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Overview
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Security Purpose
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Figure 1. Corrupted Connected Device Threat
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Table 3. Assets to be Protected
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Attack Types
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Introduction to Attack Types
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Software Attacks
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Table 4. Attacks Types and Costs
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Hardware Attacks
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Non-Invasive Attacks
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Silicon Invasive Attacks
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Iot System Attack Examples
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Figure 2. Iot System
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List of Attack Targets
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Device Protections
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Configuration Protection
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Trustzone ® for Armv8-M Architecture
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Dual-Core Architecture
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Figure 3. Armv8-M Trustzone® Execution Modes
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Figure 4. Simplified Diagram of Dual-Core System Architecture
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Memory Protections
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Figure 5. Memory Types
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System Flash Memory
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User Flash Memory
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Embedded SRAM
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External Flash Memories
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STM32 Memory Protections
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Software Isolation
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Debug Port and Other Interface Protection
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Boot Protection
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System Monitoring
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Secure Applications
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Secure Firmware Install (SFI)
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Root and Chain of Trust
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Stmicroelectronics Proprietary SBSFU Solution
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Secure Boot (SB)
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Secure Firmware Update (SFU)
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Figure 6. Secure Boot FSM
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Configurations
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Arm TF-M Solution
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Figure 7. Secure Server/Device SFU Architecture
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Product Certifications
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Table 8. Basic Feature Differences of Trustzone-Based Secure Software
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STM32 Security Features
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Overview of Security Features
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Static and Dynamic Protections
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Security Features by STM32 Devices
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Table 10. Security Features for STM32L0/1/4/4+, STM32WB, STM32WL Devices
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Readout Protection (RDP)
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Table 11. Security Features for STM32L5, STM32U5, STM32H503/5, Stm32H72X/73/74X/75, Stm32H7Ax/7Bx, STM32F7 Devices
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Figure 8. Example of RDP Protections (STM32L4 Series)
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Lifecycle Management-Product State
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Table 12. RDP Protections
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One-Time Programmable (OTP)
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Trustzone
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Core State
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Secure Attribution Unit (SAU)
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Figure 9. Trustzone® Implementation at System Level
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Memory and Peripheral Protections
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Flash Memory Write Protection (WRP)
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Execute-Only Firmware (PCROP)
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Secure Hide Protection (HDP)
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Firewall
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Figure 10. HDP Protected Firmware Access
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Figure 11. Firewall FSM
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Figure 12. Firewall Application Example
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Memory Protection Unit (MPU)
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Table 13. Attributes and Access Permission Managed by MPU
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Customer Key Storage (CKS)
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Table 14. Process Isolation
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Figure 13. Dual-Core Architecture with CKS Service
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Antitamper (Tamp)/Backup Registers (BKP)
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Clock Security System (CSS)
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Power Monitoring (PVD)
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Memory Integrity Hardware Check
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Independent Watchdog (IWDG)
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Device ID
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Cryptography
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Hardware Accelerators
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Cryptolib Software Library
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On-The-Fly Decryption Engine (OTFDEC)
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Figure 14. Typical OTFDEC Configuration
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Guidelines
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Table 15. Security Use Cases
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Conclusion
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Appendix A Cryptography - Main Concepts
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Secret Key Algorithms
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Figure 15. Symmetric Cryptography
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Public Key Algorithms (PKA)
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Figure 16. Signature
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Figure 17. PKA Encryption
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Hash Algorithms
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MAC or Signature and Certificate
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Figure 18. Message Hashing
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Figure 19. MAC Generation with Secrete Key Algorithm
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Figure 20. Signature Generation with Public Key Algorithm
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Revision History
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Table 1. Applicable Products
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Table 16. Document Revision History
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Table 5. Memory Types and Associated Protection
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Table 6. Scope of STM32 Embedded Memory Protection Features
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Table 7. Software Isolation Mechanism
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Table 9. Security Features for STM32C0, STM32F0/1/2/3/4, STM32G0/4 Devices
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ST STM32H5 User Manual (44 pages)

Nucleo-144 board (MB1404)

Brand: ST | Category: Computer Hardware | Size: 10 MB

Figure 1. NUCLEO-H563ZI Top View
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Figure 2. NUCLEO-H563ZI Bottom View
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Features
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Ordering Information
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Products and Codification
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Table 1. Ordering Information
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Table 2. Codification Explanation
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Development Environment
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System Requirements
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Development Toolchains
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Demonstration Software
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Conventions
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Table 3. ON/OFF Convention
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Quick Start
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Getting Started
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Table 4. Default Jumper Configuration
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Hardware Layout and Configuration
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Figure 3. Hardware Block Diagram
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STM32H5 Nucleo-144 Board Layout
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Figure 4. STM32H5 Nucleo-144 Board Top Layout
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Figure 5. STM32H5 Nucleo-144 Board Bottom Layout
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Mechanical Drawing
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Figure 6. STM32H5 Nucleo-144 Board Mechanical Drawing (in Millimeters)
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Embedded STLINK-V3EC
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Table 5. JP1 Configuration
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Table 6. MIPI20 Debug Connector (CN5) Pinout
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Figure 7. Connecting an External Debug Tool to Program the On-Board STM32
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Power Supply
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Power Supply Input from STLINK-V3EC USB Connector: 5V_STLK (Default Configuration)
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Figure 8. Power Supply Input from STLINK-V3EC USB Connector with PC (5 V, 500 Ma Maximum)
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External Power Supply Input from VIN (7 to 12 V, 800 Ma Maximum)
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External Power Supply Input 5V_EXT (5 V, 1.3 a Maximum)
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Table 7. External Power Sources VIN (7 to 12 V)
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Table 8. Power Supply Input from 5V_EXT (5 V, 1.3 A)
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Figure 9. Power Supply Input from VIN (7 to 12 V, 800 Ma Maximum)
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External Power Supply Input from a USB Charger (5 V)
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Table 9. External Power Source CHGR (5 V)
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Figure 10. Power Supply Input from 5V_EXT (5 V, 1.3 a Maximum)
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Figure 11. Power Supply Input from STLINK-V3EC USB Connector with a USB Charger (5 V)
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External Power Supply Input from the USB User Connector (5 V, 3 a Maximum)
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Table 10. External Power Source USB User (5 V, 3 A)
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Figure 12. Power Supply Input from USB User Connector (5 V, 3 A)
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External Power Supply Input 3V3_EXT (3.3 V, 1.3 a Maximum)
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Debugging/Programming When Not Using an External Power Supply
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Table 11. External Power Source 3V3_EXT (3.3 V, 1.3 a Maximum)
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Figure 13. Power Supply Input from 3V3_EXT (3.3 V)
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Clock Sources
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HSE Clock (High-Speed External Clock)
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LSE Clock (Low-Speed External Clock): 32.768 Khz
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Board Functions
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Leds
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Push-Buttons
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MCU Voltage Selection 1V8/3V3
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Current Consumption Measurement (IDD)
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Virtual COM Port (VCP): LPUART1/USART3
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Table 12. USART3 Connection
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Table 13. LPUART1 Connection
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USB Type-C ® FS
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USB FS Device
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Ucpd
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Table 14. Hardware Configuration for the USB Interface
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Ethernet
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Table 15. Hardware Configuration for the UCPD Feature
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Table 16. Ethernet Pin Configuration
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Solder Bridges and Jumpers
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Table 17. Solder Bridge and Jumper Configuration
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Board Connectors
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STLINK-V3EC USB Type-C ® Connector (CN1)
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Table 18. STLINK-V3EC USB Type-C ® Connector (CN1) Pinout
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Figure 14. USB Type-C ® Connector (CN1) Front View
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User USB Type-C ® Connector (CN13)
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Ethernet RJ45 Connector (CN14)
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Table 19. User USB Type-C ® Connector (CN13) Pinout
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Figure 15. USB Type-C ® Connector (CN13) Front View
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Table 20. Ethernet Connector (CN14) Pinout
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Figure 16. Ethernet RJ45 Connector (CN14) Front View
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Expansion Connectors
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ST Zio Connectors
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Figure 17. STM32H5 Nucleo-144 Board
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Table 21. Zio Connector (CN7) Pinout
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Table 22. Zio Connector (CN8) Pinout
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Table 23. Zio Connector (CN9) Pinout
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Table 24. Zio Connector (CN10) Pinout
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ST Morpho Connector
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Table 25. Pin Assignment of the ST Morpho Connector
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NUCLEO-H563ZI Product Information
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Product Marking
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NUCLEO-H563ZI Product History
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Board Revision History
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Table 26. Product History
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Table 27. Board Revision History
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and ISED Canada Compliance
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Statements
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FCC Compliance Statement
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ISED Compliance Statement
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Revision History
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Table 28. Document Revision History
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Table of Contents
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List of Tables
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List of Figures
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ST STM32H5 User Manual (37 pages)

Nucleo-64 board MB1814

Brand: ST | Category: Motherboard | Size: 10 MB

Figure 1. NUCLEO-H503RB Top View
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Figure 2. NUCLEO-H503RB Bottom View
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Features
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Ordering Information
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Products and Codification
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Table 1. Ordering Information
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Table 2. Codification Explanation
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Development Environment
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System Requirements
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Development Toolchains
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Conventions
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Table 3. ON/OFF Convention
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Quick Start
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Getting Started
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Default Board Configuration
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Table 4. Default Jumper Configuration
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Figure 3. Default Jumper Settings
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Hardware Layout and Configuration
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Figure 4. Hardware Block Diagram
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PCB Layout
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Figure 5. Top Layout
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Figure 6. Bottom Layout
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Mechanical Drawing
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Figure 7. STM32H5 Nucleo-64 Board Mechanical Drawing (in Millimeters)
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Embedded STLINK-V3EC
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Description
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Drivers
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STLINK-V3EC Firmware Upgrade
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Using an External Debug Tool to Program and Debug the On-Board STM32
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Table 5. JP1 Configuration
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Figure 8. Connecting an External Debug Tool to Program the On-Board STM32
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Table 6. STDC14/MIPI10 Debug Connector (CN4) Pinning
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Figure 9. STDC14/MIPI10 Connector (CN4)
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Power Supply and Power Selection
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Figure 10. Power Supply Input from STLINK-V3EC USB Connector with PC (5 V, 500 Ma Maximum)
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Table 7. External Power Sources VIN (7 to 12 V)
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Figure 11. Power Supply Input from VIN (7 to 12 V, 800 Ma Maximum)
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Table 8. Power Supply Input from E5V (5 V, 500 Ma Maximum)
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Table 9. External Power Source VBUS_STLK (5 V, 500 Ma)
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Figure 12. Power Supply Input from E5V (5 V, 500 Ma Maximum)
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Table 10. External Power Source 3V3
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Figure 13. Power Supply Input from STLINK-V3EC USB Connector with a USB Charger (5 V, 500 Ma Maximum)
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Figure 14. Power Supply Input from External 3V3
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Table 11. External Power Source VBUSC (5 V, 500 Ma Maximum)
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Figure 15. Power Supply Input from USB User Connector (5 V, 500 Ma)
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Programming/Debugging When the Power Supply Is Not from STLINK-V3EC (STLK)
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Clock Sources
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LSE Clock (Low-Speed External Clock) - 32.768 Khz
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HSE Clock (High-Speed External Clock) - 24 Mhz
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Board Functions
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Leds
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Push-Buttons
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Table 12. LED Indicators
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Current Consumption Measurement (IDD)
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Virtual COM Port (VCP): USART1/USART3
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USB Full Speed (Device Mode)
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Table 13. USART Configuration
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Table 14. Host and Device Configurations
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Table 15. USB Type-C ® Connector (CN3) Pinout
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Figure 16. USB Type-C ® Connector (CN3) Front View
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Expansion Connectors
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ARDUINO ® uno V3
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Figure 17. ARDUINO ® Connectors
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Table 16. ARDUINO ® Connectors Pinout
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ST Morpho Connector (CN7 and CN10)
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Figure 18. ST Morpho Connectors (CN7 and CN10)
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Table 17. Pin Assignment of the ST Morpho Connector
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STM32H5 Nucleo-64 I/O Assignment
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Table 18. STM32H5 Nucleo-64 I/O Assignment
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NUCLEO-H503RB Product Information
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Product Marking
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NUCLEO-H503RB Product History
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Board Revision History
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Table 19. Product History
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Table 20. Board Revision History
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and ISED Canada Compliance
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Statements
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FCC Compliance Statement
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ISED Compliance Statement
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Revision History
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Table 21. Document Revision History
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Table of Contents
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List of Tables
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List of Figures
36

ST STM32H5 Application Note (26 pages)

Debug authentication (DA) for MCUs

Brand: ST | Category: Microcontrollers | Size: 1 MB

Table 1. Applicable Products
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Figure 1. Debug Authentication Interface
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General Information
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Table 2. Terms and Abbreviations
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Table 3. Synthesis Table for SMT32H5 Products
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Table 4. Synthesis Table for Stm32H7Rx/7Sx Products
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Overview
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Debug Authentication Provisioning Overview
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Debug Authentication Using Password Overview
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Debug Authentication Using Certificates Overview
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Figure 2. Debug Authentication Using a Password
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Figure 3. Debug Authentication Using Certificate
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STM32 Debug Authentication Services Description
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Discovery Service
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Discovery Service Details
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CLI Command for Discovery Command
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Full Regression Service
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Full Regression Details
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Table 5. Discovery Service Availability
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STM32 Series Full Regression Support
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CLI Commands for Full Regression
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Partial Regression Service
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Partial Regression Service Details
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Table 6. STM32 Series Full Regression Support
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Partial Regression Service and EEPROM Emulation
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Partial Regression Service and HDP Areas
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Partial Regression Service and WRP
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STM32 Series Partial Regression Support
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CLI Command for Partial Regression
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Debug Reopening Service
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Debug Reopening Service Details
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Table 7. STM32 Series Partial Regression Support
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Table 8. Debug Connection Vs Product State
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Debug Reopening and Stirot
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STM32 Debug Reopening Support
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Table 9. STM32 Debug Reopening Support
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CLI Commands to Reopen Debug on STM32H5
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CLI Commands to Reopen Debug on Stm32H7Rx/7Sx
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Close Debug Service
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Close Debug Details
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STM32 Close Debug Support
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CLI Command for Close Debug Command
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Forced Download Service
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Forced Download Details
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Stm32H7Rx/7Sx Series Forced Download Support
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CLI Command for Forced Download
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Table 10. STM32 Close Debug Support
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Table 11. Stm32H7Rx/7Sx Series Forced Download Support
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Debug Authentication Activation
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Provisioning
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Introduction
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Debug Authentication Using Password
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Debug Authentication Using Certificates
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Permission Mask
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Debug Authentication Trigger
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STM32 Debug Authentication Protocol Description
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Physical Link
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STM32 Debug Authentication Protocol Overview
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Figure 4. DBGMCU Usage
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Debug Authentication Using Password
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Debug Authentication Using a Certificate Chain
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Sequence Diagram
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Figure 5. Debug Authentication Using Password
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Certificates and Certificate Chains
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Permission Masks
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Figure 6. Debug Authentication Using a Root Certificate
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Certificates and Product Series/Device Filtering
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Figure 7. Example of a Forbidden Action
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Figure 8. Example of an Authorized Action
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Debug Authentication Ecosystem Overview
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Debug Authentication Provisioning
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Table 12. da Configuration Xml File Details
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Table 13. Debug Authentication Configuration Obk File Details
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Figure 9. Debug Authentication Ecosystem During Provisioning Phase
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Launch Debug Authentication Service (Certificate Method)
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Table 14. Debug Authentication Certificates Generation Xml File Details
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Figure 10. Debug Authentication Ecosystem for Service Launch
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STM32 Debug Authentication Restrictions
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Debug Authentication and WWDG
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Revision History
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Table 15. Document Revision History
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Table of Contents
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List of Tables
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List of Figures
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ST STM32H5 Getting Started (25 pages)

Brand: ST | Category: Computer Hardware | Size: 1 MB

Figure 1. Debug Authentication Interface
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General Information
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Table 1. Terms and Abbreviations
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Overview
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Debug Authentication Provisioning Overview
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Debug Authentication Using Password Overview
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Debug Authentication Using Certificates Overview
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Figure 2. Debug Authentication Using a Password
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Figure 3. Debug Authentication Using Certificate
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STM32H5 Debug Authentication Services Description
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Discovery Service
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Discovery Service Details
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CLI Command for Discovery Command
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Full Regression Service
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Full Regression Details
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STM32H5 Series Full Regression Support
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CLI Commands for Full Regression
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Partial Regression Service
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Partial Regression Service Details
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Partial Regression Service and EEPROM Emulation
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Partial Regression Service and HDP Areas
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Partial Regression Service and WRP
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Table 2. STM32H5 Series Full Regression Support
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STM32H5 Series Partial Regression Support
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CLI Command for Partial Regression
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Debug Reopening Service
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Debug Reopening Service Details
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Table 3. STM32H5 Series Partial Regression Support
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Table 4. Debug Connection Vs Product State
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Debug Reopening and Stirot
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STM32H5 Debug Reopening Support
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CLI Commands for Reopen Debug Command
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Table 5. STM32H5 Debug Reopening Support
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Close Debug Service
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Close Debug Details
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STM32H5 Close Debug Support
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CLI Command for Close Debug Command
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Table 6. STM32H5 Close Debug Support
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Debug Authentication Activation
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Provisioning
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Introduction
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Debug Authentication Using Password
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Debug Authentication Using Certificates
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Permission Mask
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Debug Authentication Trigger
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STM32H5 Debug Authentication Protocol Description
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Physical Link
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STM32H5 Debug Authentication Protocol Overview
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Figure 4. DBGMCU Usage
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Debug Authentication Using Password
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Debug Authentication Using a Certificate Chain
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Sequence Diagram
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Figure 5. Debug Authentication Using Password
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Certificates and Certificate Chains
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Permission Masks
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Figure 6. Debug Authentication Using a Root Certificate
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Certificates and Product Series/Device Filtering
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Figure 7. Example of a Forbidden Action
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Figure 8. Example of an Authorized Action
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Debug Authentication Ecosystem Overview
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Debug Authentication Provisioning
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Table 7. da Configuration Xml File Details
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Table 8. Debug Authentication Configuration Obk File Details
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Figure 9. Debug Authentication Ecosystem During Provisioning Phase
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Launch Debug Authentication Service (Certificate Method)
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Table 9. Debug Authentication Certificates Generation Xml File Details
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Figure 10. Debug Authentication Ecosystem for Service Launch
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Synthesis Table
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Table 10. Synthesis Table
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STM32H5 Debug Authentication Restrictions
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Debug Authentication and WWDG
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Revision History
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Table 11. Document Revision History
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Table of Contents
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List of Tables
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List of Figures
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