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Functional description of the STM32H745I-DISCO demonstration modules
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By Default, the STM32H745I-DISCO board is configured to operate in SMPS power mode
to reach 400 MHz clock for the Cortex-M7 and 200 MHz for the Cortex-M4.
When the board is configured in LDO power mode (with the appropriate solder bridges), the
STM32H745I can be overclocked to 480 MHz for the Cortex-M7 and 240 MHz for the
Cortex-M4, giving the following CoreMarks performances:
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~2424 CoreMarks for Cortex-M7
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~800 CoreMarks for Cortex-M4
Hardware and software steps to switch from SMPS power configuration to LDO are detailed
in the file
Demonstration/STM32H745-Discovery_Demo/CM7/Inc/main_common.h
within
the STM32CubeH7 MCU package.
9.4 Oscilloscope
and
signals generator
Figure 71. Oscilloscope and signals generator application
9.4.1 Overview
This application is intended to demonstrate dual core and analog feature capabilities of the
STM32H745 device. Each core is configured to handle a specific analog application:
Cortex-M7 core:
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Execution from the internal flash
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Handle of the signals generator application (SG)
Cortex-M4 core:
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Execution from D2 domain local RAM. Cortex-M4 code is stored in a dedicated Flash
section then loaded in the target execution D2 RAM by the Cortex-M7
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Handle of the digital signal oscilloscope (DSO).
The digital signal oscilloscope (DSO) can be used together with the signal generator
application (SG) or with an external signal generator. In this case, the signal generator
application (SG) can be shut down by pressing the user button in order to put the Cortex-M7
power domain (D1 domain) in STANDBY mode.
Consequently, only the Cortex-M4 domain (D2 domain) keeps running the oscilloscope
application. The execution scheme is performed to allow this optimized power configuration: