The STM32 Crash course: Bare metal and CMSIS Core
Build Efficient Drivers for GPIO, ADC, and USART with Minimal Code and overcome boilerplate code of libraries.
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What you will learn
Understand the basic concepts of bare-metal programming and the role of interrupts, ADC, GPIO, and SysTick timer in microcontroller programming
Gain familiarity with the STM32 microcontroller architecture and the ARM Cortex-M core.
Learn how to use the Keil IDE and ARM CMSIS libraries to develop and debug bare-metal applications for STM32 microcontrollers
Master the techniques for configuring and using GPIO pins, including digital input and output and interrupt-driven input.
Develop expertise in the use of ADC to interface with analog sensors and convert analog signals to digital values.
Learn how to use the SysTick timer for periodic interrupt generation and timekeeping.
Understand the best practices for designing efficient and reliable bare-metal applications, including interrupt handling and memory management.
Understand the limitations of bare-metal programming and the advantages of using operating systems and higher-level programming for complex applications.
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1/30/2020
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