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- How to program and debug the STM32 using the Arduino IDE
Select “Contributed” type, search for "STM32 MCU based boards" and install: 3 2 Selecting the STM32 microcontroller After the installation is complete, close the board manager and go to Tools > Board > STM32 MCU based boards A list of STM32 MCUs appears, so you can choose between Nucleo, Discovery and Evaluation boards, or generic STM32 MCUs
- How to use VS Code with STM32 microcontrollers
2 1 Setting up the STM32 VS Code Extension First, you’ll need to download the STM32VSCode extension This is done through the VS Code application with your PC connected to the internet 1 In the VS Code application, open [Extensions] (Ctrl + Shift + X) 2 Install the [STM32 VS Code Extension] It will look like this picture below
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- Part 1: Introduction to the STM32 microcontroller . . .
IntroductionIn this article, you are introduced to the basics of the STM32 clock system Furthermore, the tools that are used to easily configure the STM32 clock system We split the article into two parts Part two will discuss additional features and terms If you would like to skip to part two, c
- How to calibrate the STM32s real-time clock (RTC)
The examples in this guide are provided using the NUCLEO-U575ZI-Q board, but can be tailored to any other STM32 Introduction The real-time clock (RTC) is a peripheral dedicated to providing an accurate measure of time and ideally never stop independent of the MCU status (running or in low-power mode)
- How to create an STM32N6 FSBL load and run
M ake sure to either change the #define EXTMEM_HEADER_OFFSET from 0x0 to 0x400 in the stm32_boot_lrun c or define it in the stm32_boot_lrun h The reason is that our application also has the 1 KB header, added by the script
- Guide to USB development resources on STM32
Introduction This article gives you the key information you need to dive into USB development on STM32 It mentions various resources, including training (MOOCs), articles, and application notes, that can help understand USB theory and hardware implementation 1 USB theory 1 1 Starting with the fun
- CAN (bxCAN) bit time configuration on STM32 MCUs
6 Setting the CAN bitrate on STM32 exemplified using STM32CubeMX In this section, we provide an example of how to configure the CAN bit timing parameters for a given bitrate on an STM32F4 MCU The example can be tailored to any STM32 that has bxCAN peripheral, with the respect of its clock specificities Let us take the STM32F439 as an example
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