
Advanced Programming with STM32 Microcontrollers
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- Intro
- Chapter 1 ? Introduction to STM32 ARM Cortex-M Microcontrollers
- 1.1 ? Introduction
- 1.2 ? Software Tools
- 1.3 ? STM32 Hardware Design and Serial Programmer
- 1.4 ? Proposed STM32F103RET6 Header Board
- 1.5 ? Summary
- Chapter 2 ? Beginning First Projects with STM32 Microcontroller
- 2.1 ? Introduction
- 2.2 ? Beginning the First Project
- 2.3 ? The Second Project
- 2.4 ? The Third Project
- 2.5 ? The Fourth Project
- 2.6 ? Summary
- Chapter 3 ? Adding LCD and Delay Libraries to a Project
- 3.1 ? Introduction
- 3.2 ? STM32CubeMX Settings and Adding LCD Library to the Project
- 3.3 ? Adding LCD and Delay Libraries from Book files Download Section
- 3.4 ? Summary
- Chapter 4 ? External Interrupts in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 4.1 ? Introduction
- 4.2 ? External Interrupt Project Settings
- 4.3 ? Summary
- Chapter 5 ? Analogue to Digital Converters (ADCs) in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 5.1 ? Introduction
- 5.2 ? STM32CubeMX settings for ADC Project
- 5.3 ? Adding Codes and Libraries to the ADC Project
- 5.4 ? Summary
- Chapter 6 ? Digital to Analogue Converters (DACs) in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 6.1 ? Introduction
- 6.2 ? STM32CubeMX settings for DAC Project
- 6.3 ? Adding Codes to main.c
- 6.4 ? Summary
- Chapter 7 ? Timers and Counters in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 7.1 ? Introduction
- 7.2 ? Timer Project Settings
- 7.3 ? Counter Project Settings
- 7.4 ? Summary
- Chapter 8 ? Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 8.1 ? Introduction
- 8.2 ? PWM Project Settings
- 8.3 ? Summary
- Chapter 9 ? Real-Time Clock (RTC) in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 9.1 ? Introduction
- 9.2 ? RTC Project Settings
- 9.3 ? Summary
- Chapter 10 ? Serial Communication in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 10.1 ? Introduction
- 10.2 ? Sending Data Project Settings
- 10.3 ? Receiving Data Project Settings
- 10.4 ? Summary
- Chapter 11 ? Synchronous Peripheral Interface (SPI) in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 11.1 ? Introduction
- 11.2 ? SPI Settings for Master Microcontroller
- 11.3 ? SPI Settings for Slave Microcontroller
- 11.4 ? Header Code of main.c for Master Microcontroller
- 11.5 ? Header Code of main.c for the Slave Microcontroller
- 11.6 ? The main.c File Settings for Master and Slave Microcontrollers
- 11.7 ? Summary
- Chapter 12 ? Watchdog Timer in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 12.1 ? Introduction
- 12.2 ? WWDG Timer Project Settings
- 12.3 ? IWDG Timer Project Settings
- 12.4 ? Summary
- Chapter 13 ? Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C) in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 13.1 ? Introduction
- 13.2 ? I2C Settings for Slave Microcontroller
- 13.3 ? I2C Settings for Master Microcontroller
- 13.4 ? Summary
- Chapter 14 ? Direct Memory Access (DMA) in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 14.1 ? Introduction
- 14.2 ? DMA Settings for ADC
- 14.3 ? Timer, ADC, and DMA Project Settings
- 14.4 ? DMA and USART Project Settings
- 14.5 ? Summary
- Chapter 15 ? Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 15.1 ? Introduction
- 15.2 ? FreeRTOS Project Settings
- 15.3 ? Summary
- Chapter 16 ? STM32 Microcontrollers Programming using STM32duino
- 16.1 ? Introduction
- 16.2 ? Installing STM32duino in Arduino IDE
- 16.3 ? Automation Control System Programming
- 16.4 ? Multitasking in PLC Programming
- 16.5 ? Summary
- Chapter 17 ? Finite State Machine (FSM) Programming in STM32 Microcontrollers
- 17.1 ? Introduction
- 17.2 ? FSM programming using mikroC PRO for ARM
- 17.3 ? FSM Programming using Mbed Online Compiler
- 17.4 ? FSM Modular Programming Using Functions
- 17.5 ? Summary
- Chapter 18 ? STM32 Microcontrollers Programming using MATLAB/Simulink
- 18.1 ? Introduction
- 18.2 ? Pulse Generation Programming using Simulink
- 18.3 ? SPWM Generation Programming for Three Phase Inverter using Simulink
- 18.4 ? Summary
- ? Index
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