Lesson 8. The MCU Memory Map and Memory Mapped I/O

[@dekelari]

Thanks for a great course! I took several courses on udemy, and this course is completely on a high level.

[@geneschroedertech7501]

Glad you like it!

[@atcaotien9235]

thank you for amazing course, this help me a lot!

[@geneschroedertech7501]

Glad you find it useful!

[@jameslawrence6068]

Good day, Gene. The course is exceptionally structured and presented. I'd like to just kindly request what books you'd suggest for additional reading on the STM32 MCU?

[@geneschroedertech7501]

Thank you for your kind words. I have never read any books specifically on STM32. I think most of the learning is by doing projects that use different peripherals, and reading the STM32 reference manual very carefully, and also looking for code examples. For example it would be good to get familiar with SPI, I2C (I have a course on that), timers, A/D and D/A. Also, looking at the ARM reference manuals about processor architecture and the core peripherals like the interrupt controller.

[@jameslawrence6068]

@@geneschroedertech7501 Thank you for your feedback. Understood.

[@robbieschultz3559]

Hello Gene! Loving the series so far! Any to reach out to you for questions or suggestions?

[@geneschroedertech7501]

@robbieschultz3559 If you are asking how to contact me directly outside of KZbin comments, probably the best is to DM me on reddit - my user name is g-schro . I should respond within a day or so. I wish KZbin had something like DM for private messages but I am not aware of it.

[@fadieid5638]

Thank you

[@geneschroedertech7501]

Welcome!