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Working with STM32 and I2C (Inter Integrated Circuit): I2C bus scanner

Posted September 16, 2021 by Husamuldeen

In this guide, we shall discuss what is I2C and how to make an i2c bus scanner to scan the slave devices that connected to the i2c1 bus of STM32F411 In this guide we will cover the following: What is I2C I2C setup for stm32f4 I2C bus scanner code...

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Working with STM32 and UART part 4: Sending Strings using DMA

Posted September 13, 2021 by Husamuldeen

In the pervious part (from here), we took a look how to send string in UART using polling mode. In polling mode, we forced the cpu to send the string character by character using software. In this guide, we shall use DMA (Direct Memory Access) to...

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Working with STM32 and Timers part 4: Servo Motor Control

Posted September 9, 2021 by Husamuldeen

In pervious PWM guide (here), discussed how to use TIM2 of STM32F411 to generate 2 PWM signals to fade 2 LEDs. In this guide, we shall use PWM signal to control a servo motor (SG90). In this guide, we shall cover the following What is servo motor...

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Systick Interrupt: Periodic Tasks

Posted September 6, 2021 by Husamuldeen

In pervious two guides we took look at how to use systick timer to blink an led without using delay (here) and how to use interrupt to blink multiple led (here). In this guide, we shall use systick timer to handle multiple periodic tasks. Task 1...

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Working with STM32 and Timers part 3: Timer Interrupt

Posted September 2, 2021 by Husamuldeen

In previous two guides, we discussed how to use timer to generate delay (here) and how to generate PWM signal (here). In this guide, we shall look how to configure TIM2 to generate an interrupt every second and toggle an led every second. In this...

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Working with STM32 and Timers part 2: PWM mode, fading 2 LEDs

Posted August 30, 2021 by Husamuldeen

In the previous guide (here), we discussed how to use the timer to generate accurate delay. In this guide, we shall look at another application for timer which is to generate PWM signal on two channels and fading two leds. In this guide, we will...

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Working with STM32 and Timers part 1: Delay using Timer

Posted August 26, 2021 by Husamuldeen

In this guide, we shall investigate how to use timer to generate precise delay in down to microseconds ( will use 1 second delay here for demonstrations purposes only). In this guide, we will cover the following: What is the timer and how it...

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Working with STM32 and UART part 3: Receive a character in interrupt mode

Posted August 23, 2021 by Husamuldeen

In the pervious two guides (part 1 & part 2 ) how to send a single character and string using UART. In this guide, we shall discuss how to receive a character from UART using interrupt handler and echo back the sent character and blink the...

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Working with STM32 and UART part 2: Sending strings and variable polling mode

Posted August 19, 2021 by Husamuldeen

In previous guide(part 1), we looked for how to send a single character. Now we will extend the usage of uart module to send a string contains “Hello from stm32f4” and a variable as “my variable is variable” In this guide...

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Working with STM32 and UART part 1: Sending a single Character

Posted August 16, 2021 by Husamuldeen

In this guide, we shall discuss how to use the UART module on STM32F4xx specifically, STM32F411RE Nucleo. In this guide we will cover the following: What is UART How to configure the UART on STM32F4xx Code Demo 1. What is UART To transfer data...

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Working with ADC and STM32 part 4: Multi Channel Continuous Conversion with DMA

Posted August 12, 2021 by Husamuldeen

In the previous ADC guides (part 1, part 2, and part 3), we talked about how to configure the ADC to read a single channel in three different modes, polling, continuous with polling and interrupt. Those can be valid for simple application like...

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Systick Timer, taking it further with multiple blinking LEDs

Posted August 9, 2021 by Husamuldeen

In previous guide (here) we discussed how to handle Systick timer interrupt and blink a single led using interrupt generated by systick and millis function. In this guid, we will take it even further by blinking multiple leds (3 leds) in...

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