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I have an STM32F2 (reference manual here) which is connected to a GPS receiverGPS receiver through 5 pins. One of these pins is a power supply pin for the GPS.

All pins on the micro-controller are GPIO pins that need to be configured. (E.g. configure as input, output, floating, open-drain, push-pull, etc.) The ARM reference manual does not discuss GPIO pins as power sources.

What GPIO configurations do I need to apply to a power supply pin?

I have an STM32F2 (reference manual here) which is connected to a GPS receiver through 5 pins. One of these pins is a power supply pin for the GPS.

All pins on the micro-controller are GPIO pins that need to be configured. (E.g. configure as input, output, floating, open-drain, push-pull, etc.) The ARM reference manual does not discuss GPIO pins as power sources.

What GPIO configurations do I need to apply to a power supply pin?

I have an STM32F2 (reference manual here) which is connected to a GPS receiver through 5 pins. One of these pins is a power supply pin for the GPS.

All pins on the micro-controller are GPIO pins that need to be configured. (E.g. configure as input, output, floating, open-drain, push-pull, etc.) The ARM reference manual does not discuss GPIO pins as power sources.

What GPIO configurations do I need to apply to a power supply pin?

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Using a GPIO pin as a power source

I have an STM32F2 (reference manual here) which is connected to a GPS receiver through 5 pins. One of these pins is a power supply pin for the GPS.

All pins on the micro-controller are GPIO pins that need to be configured. (E.g. configure as input, output, floating, open-drain, push-pull, etc.) The ARM reference manual does not discuss GPIO pins as power sources.

What GPIO configurations do I need to apply to a power supply pin?