Great tutorial 🎉

thank you very much sir but when i try to upload my project on stm32 with keil uvision it appears error: flash download failed - could not load file c/users/administrator/desktop/stm32/test/objects/test.axf I need help please

thanks a lot!

I have a question, I don't see you set up System Clock, how do you know it's 72MHz and you use it to set up timer

Don't ya use STMCube nowadays ?

I got an error that said "Required input file from generator STM32CubeMX". Should I install CubeMX to resolve this issue? Seems like you didn't do it and it all seems fine. Please help. Thanks.

Bro need to do PIC too.

STM32 @ 100Mhz Consume 60mA / 5V

Thanks for wonderful lesson. In Github I saw the SD Card Read Write SPI but nothing in main.c. Have it not completed?

Good example of why it takes 5 times longer to program STM processors than Arduino. Layers and layers of abstraction just to turn an output pin on.

very useful tutorial! thanks a lot!

So great and underrated content. In this series I find a in depth learning of the MCUs and now I can use high level libraries while knowing what's going on underneath. I wish our tutor at university taught the micros this good.

Thank you for the amazing video I have a small issue The clock and other target areas in options are greyed out Is there any fix or workaround?

Stm32 is so beatfull

So great content, thanks

Help full series thank you🥰

do you happen to have a device connected to the "COM1" otherwise how you are getting the COM1 value?

do Videos on CAN bus

I really dont want to HAL . I use LL LIBRARY and its almost non existing to find i2c lcd code based on LL LIBRARY. SO i will try port this code or just stick with cmsis. I hope this works bcos ive tried som cmsis based codes and it halts my program

I do appreciate this. This is funny. 👍

It was really helpful video. Can you explain more on why it is needed to configure the push down state for the LED pin?

where do you use the stop functions that you created?

Pretty awesome👍👍👍

So if the register odr get High then green led on Pin 13 turn off ?

i am new and i glad to see this tutorial. This is inspire me

Dear Sir. Thank you very much for very good explanation. Is it possible send me c code of i2c tutorial and OLED tutorial? Best regards

What is the board name you are using? I want to buy a few dev boards but don't know which are fully equipped.

Great tutorial!

Nice. I met the same issue before. At first, I thought the MCUs were spoilt and, luckily, did not throw them away. Later I tried to access the same MCU with ST-Link Utility and clean the chip. It works again in Keil. Another way I tried to flash the MCU was by using the serial port (UART1). Again, the ST-Link debugger works after I re-flash the chip.

learning from you. Thank you.

where can i learn about what the header files are doing? I'm searching for a tutorial on how to program these boards without relying on external libraries besides the stm32f4xx.h ... Thanks!

thanks for taking the time to make vids loved the conclusion😂

512MB of RAM and 1.0GHz… how did you manage to mess up both of those 😭😭

Phew!! managed to wrap my head around this, just barely, that siwtching from binary to hex didnt help hehe but i made it! I asked chatgtp to blink the light and it gave the same code, but used macros instead of calculating the bit shifs like (>>14) It had conveient names for the specific pin locations to hide that operation. Which was nice and conveneit way to hide the dirty work after you already know whats going on but didnt help when you didnt know whats going on so i appreciate you not using those macros and showing us how to get to those bits. It also didnt know the onboard LED must be driven low to turn on so i didnt get my light to blink until i had it toggle with the xor operator. Since it just switches it to the opposite, making sure the light turns on and off. But I was still mystified why regular bit setting code didnt turn it on, now i know! Has to be driven low. As great as chatgtp is -it can take you 99.9% of the way there, to get 100% there you still need a real human. Thanks.

Which os should use ?? For pi zero 2w

great

make video on CAN peripheral REPLY

Great demo. Thank you.

very very useful to me. Thanks

Best STM32 tutorial on youtube by far. Thanks a lot for your explanation.

tks a lot

Remember enable AFIO：RCC->APB2ENR |= 0x1;

gracias, thanks, Grazie, is perfect series

I hope by now you are getting more sleep 😂

im using the stm32f103c8 can u give link to it libreries (gpio.h , gpio.c ... ) ??

You the BEST!!

Thank you. I was able to follow along and create my own application from saving and visualizing data.

first like to thank you for this incredible tutorial .i wanted to point out something that really annoyed me a lot .sometimes i have no clue what are you talking about since your mouse courser is invisible.

Your previous videos in the series were perfect. This video changed to just explaining code and jumping around an already written file. Much harder to follow along and I can't sync up the code I've been writing with yours. I can copy the finished functions from github but I can't just follow along and create with you. So frustrating that you changed methodoloy in your tutorials. Thanks anyway though.

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