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# 1   2011-10-23 09:33:56 HSE Clock Confusion

pacoblackxx
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HSE Clock Confusion

Hi guys,

I am working with STM32F103, and i cant understand the role of HSE Clock.

Its name implies that is an external clock, but the datasheet says that it could be bypassed, which means that it is an internal crystal, that could be bypassed with an external crystal.

So, Can i use the HSE for System clock, without an external crystal or not?

Secondly, I purchased an STM3210 evaluation board
http://www.st.com/internet/evalboard/product/204176.jsp

I saw that the embedded SD Card Holder is connected through SDIO.

I want to connect an external SD Card with SPI. Is that possible?

Thanks

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# 2   2011-10-24 06:08:11 HSE Clock Confusion

pacoblackxx
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Re: HSE Clock Confusion

anybody?

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# 3   2011-10-24 06:48:09 HSE Clock Confusion

yrt
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Re: HSE Clock Confusion

STM32 can run with internal clock (HSI) or external clock (HSE) depending on the RCC configuration.
You must have an external crystal to use HSE.

SD card can runs in SDIO or SPI mode. For this mode, the signals are connected like this:
- SD-CMD = SPI-MOSI,
- SD-D0 = SPI-MISO
- SD-D3 = Chip Select
- SD-CK = SPI-CK

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