The recommended power-up sequence is to apply VDD first, followed by VDDA, and then VDDIO. This ensures proper device operation and prevents latch-up.
To optimize performance for low-power applications, use the device's power-down modes (e.g., WAIT, STOP, and HALT), reduce the clock frequency, and minimize the number of active peripherals.
The maximum allowed clock skew between the clock inputs is 1.5 ns. Exceeding this limit may cause device malfunction or instability.
To ensure reliable data transfer, use the device's built-in memory controllers, implement proper memory timing, and ensure that the memory clock frequency is within the recommended range.
Use the device's on-chip debug module, which provides real-time debugging capabilities, including breakpoints, single-stepping, and register visibility.