Hands-On STM32: Basic Peripherals with HAL

Becoming an expert in STM32 HAL programming. Practice on STM32 basic peripherals.

What you'll learn

  • Program microcontrollers using a high level abstraction library
  • Write codes for basic peripherals like Clock Control, GPIO, Interrupt, and DMA
  • Write codes for other peripherals like WDG and Power
  • Develop embedded software using Keil uVision 5
  • Write codes for commonly used peripherals like UART, Timer, ADC, SPI, and I2C

Requirements

  • You should familiar with basic microcontroller programming
 

Description

This course teaches you the hands-on skills of STM32 programming using HAL library. This course is divided into 3 parts. After finishing the first part, you will be able to write codes for basic peripherals like Clock Control, GPIO, Interrupt, and DMA. After finishing the second part, you will be able to write codes for commonly used peripherals like UART, Timer, ADC, SPI, and I2C. After finishing the third part, you will be able to write codes for other peripherals like WDG and Power. This course is suitable for those who want to learn about HAL library but don't really want to read the documentation. This course provides you example codes that can be reused in the future as a template codes for your embedded system projects.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who needs a hands-on guide for programming the STM32
  • Software Installation Preview
  • New Project 
  • SysTick Timer

System Clock

Software Reset

Output Configuration

Input Configuration

External Interrupt Configuration

Interrupt Priority Configuration

Memory-to-Memory Mode

Polling Mode and Data Conversion

Interrupt Mode, RX FIFO Buffer, and DMA Mode

Time Based Interrupt and Encoder Interface Mode

Output Compare Toggle and PWM Output

Input Capture and PWM Input

Polling Mode and Interrupt Mode

Analog Watchdog and Scan Mode

Timer Trigger and Injected Channel

745595 Shift Register

LIS302DL Accelerometer