A collection of my STM32 projects.
STM32 Projects Repository Introduction Welcome to my STM32 Projects Repository! This repository is a collection of various projects I've undertaken while learning and exploring the STM32 platform and embedded systems in general. The projects range from simple experiments to more complex applications, each aimed at understanding different aspects of STM32 microcontrollers and embedded system design.
Repository Contents In this repository, you'll find a variety of STM32 projects, including:
I use STM32F401RE Nucleo board
Basic GPIO Control: Projects involving basic GPIO operations, such as controlling LEDs, reading button states, etc. UART Communication: Examples demonstrating UART serial communication, including simple echo programs and more complex data handling. Sensor Integration: Projects integrating different sensors with STM32 boards to measure and process various physical quantities. PWM and Timers: Examples utilizing PWM signals and timers for applications like motor control. [Additional project categories based on your work] Each project folder contains all necessary source files, schematics (if applicable), and a dedicated README with detailed information about the project, including its purpose, hardware requirements, setup, and usage instructions.
How to Use This Repository You can use this repository in several ways:
Learn from Examples: If you're new to STM32 or embedded systems, feel free to explore the code and use these projects as learning tools. Build and Test Projects: Each project is designed to be reproducible. You can clone this repository, build the projects, and run them on your STM32 boards. Contribute: Contributions to existing projects or suggestions for new ones are always welcome. Feel free to fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request. Getting Started To get started with these projects, you will need:
An STM32 microcontroller board. STM32CubeIDE for development and programming the microcontroller. Basic knowledge of C programming and microcontroller basics. [Additional hardware or software requirements specific to your projects] Contributing Contributions to this repository are welcome! Here's how you can contribute:
Submit Bug Reports or Feature Requests: Use the Issues section to report any bugs you find or suggest new features. Improve Existing Projects: Enhance existing projects by adding new features, improving code quality, or fixing bugs. Share Your Own Projects: If you've built something exciting and relevant, share it by submitting a pull request. License This repository is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and distribute the code as per the license terms.
Acknowledgments I'd like to acknowledge [any contributors, mentors, or resources that have helped you in your learning journey].