#arm #nucleo #programming

Like everyone else, we're also blinking an LED but in a different way.

Nucleo development boards are quite popular as they're being recommended to beginners and advanced users as well.

Today we're trying a basic LED blinking program but only by writing two lines of code.

Is that interesting?

Yes, that's the magic of STM32 Cube IDE.
You'll get familiar with this Integrated Development Environment and its beautiful and easy code generating tool. The debug environment is quite amazing.

I don't want to reveal all the suspense here.
Please go and watch.

Code Repo link : [ Ссылка ]

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You can also watch following videos in this series:
1. Why ARM controllers are so popular?
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2. How to blink an LED using STM32 Nucleo Board
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3. STM32 Push Button Example
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4. STM32 Clock and Timers Explained with Example (Part 1)
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5. STM32 Clock and Timers Explained with Example (Part 2)
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6. STM32 Basic Timer Code Explained (Part 1)
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7. STM32 Basic Timer Code Explained (Part 2)
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8. STM32 PWM Generation
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9. STM32 PWM Generation Code Explained
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10. LED Dimming using PWM
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11. Code explanation of LED Dimming Project
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12. Setup a github repository
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13. Connecting sourcetree to our github account
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14. Configure STM32 Controller UART using Polling method
[ Ссылка ]

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Other Topics
1. Integrate Clang Format Styling with Visual Studio Code
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2. Integrate Clang Format Styling with IAR Embedded Workbench
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3. Enabling Internet in Beaglebone black board
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4. Generic Logic Analyzer Unboxing
[ Ссылка ]

5. Evolution of C Programing Language
[ Ссылка ]

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