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Modbus Sensor Emulation Part 5: Slave Accept from Its Address

Posted March 12, 2026 by Husamuldeen

Part 5 focuses on implementing address filtering so that the Modbus RTU slave responds only to requests directed to its assigned slave address. This ensures that in a multi-device RS-485 network, each slave processes and responds only to frames...

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STM32 Timers Applications: One Pulse Mode

Posted February 28, 2026 by Husamuldeen

One Pulse Mode (OPM) in STM32 timers allows the generation of a single, precisely timed pulse in response to a trigger event, after which the timer automatically stops. This feature is ideal for applications requiring accurate one-shot signal...

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Modbus Sensor Emulation Part 4: Slave Response to Read Request

Posted February 26, 2026 by Husamuldeen

Part 4 focuses on implementing the slave-side response to a Modbus RTU read request issued by the master. In this section, the STM32-based slave processes the received frame, validates the CRC and addressing, and returns a properly formatted...

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STM32 and Mongoose Web server Part 3: Create Simple Server

Posted February 21, 2026 by Husamuldeen

In this third part of the guide, we implement a minimal HTTP server using Mongoose on STM32 to validate end-to-end web functionality. The server will respond with the system uptime, confirming that the TCP/IP stack, Ethernet interface, and HTTP...

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STM32 with 1.28 Round Display Part 3: Draw Images

Posted February 18, 2026 by Husamuldeen

In this third part of the guide, we will build upon the pixel and windowing functions to implement a draw-bitmap routine capable of rendering full images on the GC9A01 display. This will allow us to efficiently transfer and display pre-formatted...

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STM32 with 1.28 Round Display Part 2:LCD Initialization and Draw Pixels

Posted February 8, 2026 by Husamuldeen

In this second part of the guide, we move from configuration to implementation by developing the GC9A01 driver header and source files for STM32. We will initialize the LCD controller and implement a basic draw-pixel function, using it to render...

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Getting Started with STM32H7 Dual Core: Disable a Core

Posted February 5, 2026 by Husamuldeen

In this third part, we explain how to enable and disable individual cores on the STM32H747 and control their startup behavior. The section also covers how one core can release or start the other during runtime, enabling coordinated dual-core...

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STM32 and Mongoose Web server Part 2: Configuration and Ping test 

Posted February 1, 2026 by Husamuldeen

In this second part of the guide, we integrate the Mongoose source and header files into the STM32 project and walk through the required configuration steps for a successful build. We then bring up the Ethernet interface and verify basic network...

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Modbus Sensor Emulation Part 3: Master Request to Read

Posted January 29, 2026 by Husamuldeen

Part 3 of the guide moves beyond basic link verification and introduces practical Modbus RTU transactions in which the master issues read requests to the STM32-based slave. This section focuses on implementing and validating standard read...

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STM32 with 1.28 Round Display Part 1: Introduction and Setup

Posted January 26, 2026 by Husamuldeen

This guide introduces the 1.28″ Round LCD Display Module featuring the embedded GC9A01 driver and SPI interface, highlighting its key features, electrical and mechanical specifications, and overall capabilities. Part 1 focuses on...

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Getting Started with STM32H7 Dual Core: How to Debug the Firmware

Posted January 23, 2026 by Husamuldeen

In this second part, the guide focuses on debugging firmware on the dual-core STM32H747 with particular emphasis on observing variables during runtime. It explains how to attach the debugger to each core, inspect memory and registers, and track...

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STM32 and Mongoose Web server Part1: Introduction and Hardware Setup

Posted January 17, 2026 by Husamuldeen

In this first part of the Mongoose guide for STM32, we focus on the foundational steps required to get the platform up and running, starting with the hardware setup and basic system initialization. We also cover UART configuration to enable...

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