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- STM32 Bare Metal Video #5 - STM32 Bare Metal UART and Print + (In this video we will be converting our libraries into using bit-fields (bit packing) and implement a UART peripheral and print redirect (printf).)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #35 - DEMYSTIFYING C Pointers (and Variables) + (In this video we will be diving into C variables, pointers and function call parameters.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #25 - Bit manipulation using bit banding + (In this video we will be doing bit-manipulation using Bit Banding. Bit Banding is a feature (optional feature) of ARM Cortex M0, M3 and M4 cores and it is as far as I know available in all of the F series MCU's.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #34 - SD Card w. FatFS (using SPI) + (In this video we will be interfacing a SD-card with SPI peripheral (rather than the SDIO used in the previous video))
- STM32 Short Video #2 - The MYSTERIOUS 0b Prefix + (In this video we will be looking at the mysterious 0b prefix in C. The mystery is that this was not part of the original K&R C definition.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #48 - HOWTO use CAN + (In this video we will be using CAN loopback to send and receive CAN messages. We will be creating the necessary filters to determine which CAN messages are received.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #54 - Low Level LED Blink + (In this video we will blink a LED using ST's LL drivers (no HAL).)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #12 - Low level access to peripherals + (In this video we will bypass HAL completely and use a peripheral directly. As it is quite simple we will be using the built-in hardware random generator.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #28 - ESSENTIAL FreeRTOS Runtime Statistics + (In this video we will collect and use runtime statistics from FreeRTOS.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #69 - WS2812 USB HID Controller (Neopixel RGB LED) + (In this video we will combine earlier videos using USB HID to control the programmable RGB WS2812 Neopixels.)
- STM32 Bare Metal Video #8 - Timer with Interrupt + (In this video we will configure a timer to generate a periodic interrupt at fixed intervals.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #78 - Timers in libopencm3 + (In this video we will configure a timer and a timer interrupt using libopencm3.)
- STM32 Bare Metal Video #7 - External Interrupts Bare Metal + (In this video we will cover handling external interrupts using nothing but bare metal.)
- STM32 Bare Metal Video #9 - FAKE- or Pseudo PWM + (In this video we will cover handling external interrupts using nothing but bare metal.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #71 - Using Built-in Flash for data + (In this video we will cover the possibility of using STM32 built-in Flash memory for data storage. It is questionable if you should ever do this but it's an option.)
- STM32 Short Video #8 - Understanding USB Enumeration (re-enumeration) + (In this video we will cover the topic of USB Enumeration and how to trigger a USB Host to re-enumerate a STM32 USB Device (or Gadget).)
- STM32 Bare Metal Video #1 - First project - bare bones and blink + (In this video we will create an absolute bare-bones project (doing nothing) and then extend that project to blink a LED. Absolutely NO libraries will be used - just a compiler and debugger.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #18 - SURPRISING Timer feature - Rotary Encoder with Timer Input Capture + (In this video we will decode the signals from a rotary encoder using input capture from two timer channels.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #29 - TAMING the Dog (Independent Watchdog - IWDG) + (In this video we will dive into the STM32 Watchdogs - in particular the Independent Watchdog (IWDG). A future video will add the Window Watchdog (WWDG).)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #17 - More debugging - introducing SWO + (In this video we will dive more into debugging by looking at the SWO (Serial Wire Output) and using that to print debug information and to do profiling.)
- STM32 Short Video #9 - Learn Custom USB HID + (In this video we will drive into Customer USB HID device.)
- STM32 Bare Metal Video #3 - STM32 High Speed External Crystal (HSE) + (In this video we will enable the 16 MHz External Crystal Oscillator and run the core MCU at 168 MHz.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #58 - USE GIT! + (In this video we will explain why you SHOULD use git and how to use it. Please, this is not optional if you want to work with anybody - take the time and LEARN!)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #32 - HIDDEN Treasure (CCMRAM) + (In this video we will explore the CCMRAM feature of the STM32F40x MCU's and use that RAM for the FreeRTOS heap. We will also be using the Independent Watchdog (IWDG) with FreeRTOS.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #26 - Creating a LIBRARY for a I2C sensor + (In this video we will finalise dealing with the BMP085 temperature and pressure sensor by creating a portable C library.)
- STM32 Bare Metal Video #2.5 - FIXING Mistake + (In this video we will fix a small mistake made in the previous video.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #49 - More CAN filtering + (In this video we will go into more details about CAN filters and we will be using a real CAN bus and a CAN transceiver.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #84 - SPI Flash + (In this video we will go through our own W25Qxx SPI Flash library in detail. We will be using a Winbond W25Q128 flash chip on the CurrentMakers Streamline.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #59 - SPI Flash (W25Qxx) + (In this video we will go through our own W25Qxx SPI Flash library in detail.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #16 - UART Receive with DMA and Idle Detection + (In this video we will introduce UART (USART) Transmit and Receive and will use DMA with Idle Detection to process received strings. Using this approach speed up to 2.5 Mbps can be achieved relialbly.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #20 - Understanding I2C + (In this video we will introduce the I2C bus and the STM32 HAL libraries supporting the I2C peripheral.)
- STM32 Bare Metal Video #2 - Systick Timer + (In this video we will modify the blink application from the last video to use the systick timer rather than delay.)
- KiCAD Video #8 - PCB Order from Production Files + (In this video we will order the new STM32 ST-Link described in previous video.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #52 - Flashing ST-Link and Black Magic + (In this video we will show how to flash a home made ST-Link device and how to create a bootstrap for it. We will also cover switching between ST-Link firmware and Black Magic Probe firmware.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #27 - DIVING into FreeRTOS + (In this video we will start a dive into FreeRTOS on STM32 MCUs. We will be using the CMSIS RTOS/V2 abstraction layer.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #63 - I2C RGB LED Board + (In this video we will test our AW9523 based I2C RGB LED Board and develop a STM32 library for it.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #24 - HOW TO Read from and Write to I2C Slave + (In this video we will use I2C to read temperature data from the BMP085 Temperature/Pressure sensor.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #81 - AMAZING TinyUSB Library + (In this video we will use the TinyUSB library with STM32CubeMX, STM32CubeIDE and HAL to create a composite USB CDC (communication device class) and MSC (mass storage class) device on a STM32H562.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #60 - Timer Input Capture + (In this video we'll be revisiting timers. In a much earlier video we were using Timer Input Capture to decode rotary encoders. In this video we will be using input capture mode to measure frequency and duty cycle of a pulse width moduleated input.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #51 - SPI Introduction + (In this video you will get an introduction to SPI.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #33 - SD Card w. FatFS (using SDIO) + (In this video you will learn how to interf … In this video you will learn how to interface a SD-card with FatFS (ExFAT to be exact) using SDIO. I manage to thoroughly mess it up but figure it out at the end. I have left the mess so you can see - and avoid - the pitfalls yourself - and I actually added the solution the day after the main part was created.n the day after the main part was created.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #42 - ADC + DMA - Measuring Temperature and Reference Voltage + (In this video you will learn how to use th … In this video you will learn how to use the ADC peripheral combined with DMA to measure analog voltages without putting any using any CPU cycles. We will be measuring the internal voltage reference, the VDDA (analog supply voltage) and the internal temperature.ply voltage) and the internal temperature.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #43 - USB DFU Implementation + (In tutorial #40 we created a custom bootlo … In tutorial #40 we created a custom bootloader and a relocated application. We did however never implement the actual USB DFU (Device Firmware Update) functionality. In this video we will implement that and show how to flash our device using nothing but a web browser.ur device using nothing but a web browser.)
- Streamline Video #6 - MORE Streamline Storage Options + (Introducing Streamline Storage EEPROM (and the other storage options))
- Streamline Video #5 - Streamline Storage Flash Video + (Introducing Streamline Storage Flash.)
- Streamline Video #4 - Streamline MCU Blades + (Introducing more of the Streamline MCU Blades. We've got blades with STM32L475, STM32H562 and soon RP2354 and STM32WL.)
- STM32 Miscellaneous Video #4 - AMAZING Signetics 25120 Library for STM32 - ALL Epstein files on one STM32 + (Introducing my absolutely fantastic Signetics 25120 library optimized for STM32. Store more data than you have ever done before.)
- STM32 Miscellaneous Video #2 - Introducing the Streamline Development Boards + (Introducing our fantastic new Streamline development boards. This video is a bit of a teaser - unboxing to follow soon.)
- STM32 Miscellaneous Video #1 - Jolt Connect - the perfect STM32 Programmer & Debugger (ST-Link) + (Introducing the Jolt Connect - the best STM32 Programmer & Debugger. The Jolt Connect can operate as a ST-Link or it can be switched to running the Open Source Blackmagic firmware. This video goes through the details.)
- STM32 Tutorial Video #70 - ST7789 Display + (Introducing the Magic Key - in this video we will be working with the 1.3" ST7789 display.)
- Streamline Video #1 - Streamline Backplane 5 Video + (Introducing the Streamline Backplane 5.)