Struct embassy_stm32::peripherals::DMA1_CH2

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pub struct DMA1_CH2 { /* private fields */ }

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DMA1_CH2 peripheral

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impl DMA1_CH2

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pub unsafe fn steal() -> Self

Unsafely create an instance of this peripheral out of thin air.

Safety

You must ensure that you’re only using one instance of this type at a time.

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impl MuxChannel for DMA1_CH2

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type Mux = DMAMUX1

DMAMUX instance this channel is on.

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impl Peripheral for DMA1_CH2

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unsafe fn clone_unchecked(&self) -> Self::P

Unsafely clone (duplicate) a peripheral singleton. Read more

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fn into_ref<'a>(self) -> PeripheralRef<'a, Self::P>
where Self: 'a,

Convert a value into a PeripheralRef. Read more

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impl RefUnwindSafe for DMA1_CH2

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impl<T> Any for T
where T: 'static + ?Sized,

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fn type_id(&self) -> TypeId

Gets the TypeId of self. Read more

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impl<T> Borrow<T> for T
where T: ?Sized,

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fn borrow(&self) -> &T

Immutably borrows from an owned value. Read more

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impl<T> BorrowMut<T> for T
where T: ?Sized,

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fn borrow_mut(&mut self) -> &mut T

Mutably borrows from an owned value. Read more

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impl<T> DacDma1<DAC1> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asDacDma1 Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> DacDma2<DAC1> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asDacDma2 Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> Dma<SAI1, A> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> Dma<SAI1, B> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> Dma<SAI2, A> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> Dma<SAI2, B> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> Dma<SAI3, A> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> Dma<SAI3, B> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> FrameDma<DCMI> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asFrameDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> From<T> for T

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fn from(t: T) -> T

Returns the argument unchanged.

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impl<T, U> Into for T
where U: From<T>,

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fn into(self) -> U

Calls U::from(self).

That is, this conversion is whatever the implementation of From<T> for U chooses to do.

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impl<T> RxDma<I2C1> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<I2C2> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<I2C3> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<SPI1> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<SPI2> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<SPI3> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<SPI4> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<SPI5> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<UART4> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<UART5> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<UART7> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<UART8> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<USART1> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<USART2> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<USART3> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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impl<T> RxDma<USART6> for T
where T: Channel<Mux = DMAMUX1> + MuxChannel,

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fn request(&self) -> u8

Get the DMA request number needed to use this channel asRxDma Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

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where U: Into<T>,

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type Error = Infallible

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fn try_from(value: U) -> Result<T, <T as TryFrom>::Error>

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where U: TryFrom<T>,

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type Error = >::Error

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