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Master STM32 GPIO pin output setup and LED control from scratch in this comprehensive tutorial. We'll cover bare metal programming with Keil uVision 5 and show you how to control LEDs like a pro! 🛠️🌟
In this video, we'll guide you through the process of setting up GPIO pin output and controlling LEDs from scratch in STM32 using bare metal programming with Keil uVision 5. Perfect for both beginners and experienced developers, this tutorial will expand your embedded systems knowledge and help you create robust applications.
Don't forget to like, comment, and share this video with aspiring embedded systems developers and anyone looking to master STM32 GPIO pin output setup and LED control from scratch using bare metal programming with Keil uVision 5! 🚀
🎯 What to expect:
00:00 - Introduction
01:02 - Review Electronic Circuit
02:27 - Enabling Port A
04:54 - Setup Pin 0 as output
16:51 - Set Port A Pin 0 Or PA0
21:26 - Turn ON PB7 LED
27:00 - Turn ON PC13 LED
30:25- Summary
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Comprehensive guide to STM32 GPIO pin output setup
LED control from scratch
Bare metal programming with Keil uVision 5
Perfect for both beginners and experienced developers
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[@retired_raspberry]

Good stuff. Although PB7 did not light up for me initially, I was able to use the debugger as you showed in a previous lesson and found where the register was not properly configured because of a typo. Excellent. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos!

[@gianbetos]

NOW YOU ARE ACTUALLY PROGRAMMING.... THE FIRST VIDEOS ARE PURE ARDUINO, NOW THESE VIDEOS ARE MORE FUN!!!

[@ucmanhle1815]

Thank you very much for this tutorial. This tutorial will help people understand deeply about the microcontrollers, not just using library. Hope you doing well to realse more usefull video like this. Once again thank you

[@h_silochi]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@LiliaTroudi]

Hi! Your videos are very helpful but for some reasons it doesn't work on my microcontroller (STM32f407). I checked the registers on the RM and chose the right pins but it doesn't work. I'm devastaed

[@WeeWStack]

Hi Lilia, no worries, we can have a call to solve it. Please connect with me on the my official FB page: facebook.com/weew.stack I am available today.

[@jameshall5314]

I would love to see it without the library

[@user-eb3zq9cp4g]

HI, Thank you for your tutorial. but I have a question about the GPIOA->MODER &=~(0b11). why we cannot just write GPIOA->MODER &= 0b00

[@mahdiabolhasani8038]

The bitwise NOT operator "~" complements the binary representation of "0b11", which is 0x00000003. So, "~(0b11)" results in "0xFFFFFFFC". Therefore, "&=~(0b11)" clears only the least significant two bits. The expression "&=0b00" performs a bitwise AND operation with "0x00000000", which is all zeros. Essentially, this operation clears all the bits of the left-hand side value.