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misunderstanding about peripherals in 64,100,144 pin STM32L152

Hi,

I am designing a board with STM32L152VD LQFP100. From the datasheet pin definition table When I look for USART3 pins I find pin pairs 55,56 and 78,79 both for USART3. I am sure about pin 55 and 56 since only LQFP100 has it but not sure if pin 78 and 79 are connected to USART3 too.

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  • Functionality can be multiplexed in/out by a number of pin options.

    This allows you to escape the specific peripherals you want to use, out of the pin count device you are working with.

    The parts generally share a common die (IC), they are just placed in different packages, and a subset of the pins bonded-out.

    Review your part's "Data Sheet" to see the peripheral options on each pin, configured via the GPIOx_AFR register.

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  • Functionality can be multiplexed in/out by a number of pin options.

    This allows you to escape the specific peripherals you want to use, out of the pin count device you are working with.

    The parts generally share a common die (IC), they are just placed in different packages, and a subset of the pins bonded-out.

    Review your part's "Data Sheet" to see the peripheral options on each pin, configured via the GPIOx_AFR register.

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