VLC communication modules to transmit data using the stm32 platform.
The provided C code is a main program for an embedded system likely running on an STM32 microcontroller. It utilizes UART communication between two devices (USART1
and USART2
) and employs DMA for efficient data handling. The code includes functions for UART initialization, DMA setup, GPIO configuration, and system clock configuration.
- UART Communication: Two UART interfaces (
USART1
andUSART2
) are initialized for bidirectional communication using DMA for both receiving and transmitting data. - DMA Configuration: Direct Memory Access (DMA) channels (
DMA1_Channel5
andDMA1_Channel6
) are set up to handle UART data transfers in a non-blocking manner. - GPIO Configuration: Configures GPIO pins (
PA13
andPA14
) for general purpose and input/output operations. - System Clock: Configures the system clock using MSI oscillator, ensuring proper timing for UART and other peripherals.
- Main Function (
main
): Contains an infinite loop (while(1)
) where UART data reception (HAL_UART_Receive_DMA
) and transmission (HAL_UART_Transmit
) are handled. It calls various functions likeCT_engine
,SC_Estimator
,MLC_Engine
, and others for data processing and communication. - Data Processing Functions: Includes functions like
MLC
,SC_Estimator
,EGC_Estimator
,find_best_CT
, andCT_engine
for performing operations such as Mean of Least Change (MLC), Signal Change (SC) estimation, and Edge Change (EGC) estimation based on received data.
- Error Handler (
Error_Handler
): Basic error handler that halts the program in case of an error occurrence, disabling interrupts and entering an infinite loop.
The code includes a copyright notice from STMicroelectronics and references to licensing terms in a LICENSE file. It assumes a permissive licensing model if no LICENSE file is present.
- The code demonstrates advanced techniques like DMA-driven UART communication, efficient data processing algorithms for embedded systems, and robust error handling for reliable operation.
- It is structured for real-time applications where data integrity and timing are critical, leveraging hardware features of the STM32 microcontroller effectively.