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    STM32 Getting Started - Level1- Registers Programming

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    STM32 Getting Started - Level1- Registers Programming

    STM32 Getting Started - Level1- Registers Programming
    MP4 | h264, 1280x720 | Lang: English | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz | 20h | 15.7 GB

    STM32 Register Level Programming is directly manipulating MCU Registers. It is a very important fundamental skill.

    What you'll learn:
    STM32 Programming Fundamentals
    Registers Level programming
    Minimum STM32 Project setup
    Printf Terminal
    Digital I/O
    4-digits display
    Analog Inputs ADC - All common modes
    Serial Communication UART
    I2C interface
    SPI interface
    TIM - PWM Output
    TIM - Encoder Mode
    TIM - Output Compare
    External Interrupt
    RTC - Realtime Clock
    CRC - Cyclic Redundancy Checksum
    Low Power Modes - Sleep, Stop and Standby
    FLASH programming
    SD Card File System
    FreeRTOS Setup

    Requirements
    STM32F1 Starter Kit or equivalent
    C Programming
    Some Electronics Knowledge

    Description
    The STM32 Getting Started – Registers Level programming is concerned with direct programming of STM32 registers without HAL library, using CMSIS and C-programming base project. This particular level of programming is an excellent way to get started with STM32 MCUs, it allows you understand and appreciate the low-level MCU Architecture and direct hardware level interactions. Register level programming knowledge is a must for people pursuing a career in Embedded STM32 Programming. In fact, HAL library implements Register Level code internally. In industry, having a deep level of understanding for the MCU is vital for producing highly reliable systems. Furthermore, at advanced industrial level, HAL libraries might not be certified for use, thus some independent libraries must be written based on Register Level, such as Space and Aviation industry.

    Who this course is for
    Junior STM32 Embedded Systems Engineers who seek to obtain the core fundamental skills for long-term success in the Embedded Industry
    STM32 Embedded Systems Students who want to go beyond their lecture notes and get their hand on fundamental programming skills and practical examples
    Generally anyone who started STM32 programming but feels missing some core fundamental skills
    Absolute beginners will benefit very well in the long-term if they started with this level - Registers Level