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STM32 Reference Manual & Datasheet Guide | Bare Metal Tutorial #2
AsabreTech
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Ebenezer Asabre explains how to read STM32 and ATmega datasheets and reference manuals for bare-metal programming.
Learn how to write STM32 firmware from scratch, no IDE. You'll learn: 🔹 Writing custom Drivers and HAL for GPIO, UART, ADC etc. 🔹 Setting up MCU boot & vector table 🔹 Writing custom startup code 🔹 Creating a linker script 🔹 Compilation & flashing via command line tools 🔹 Automating builds ( Makefile ) Perfect for embedded enthusiasts ready to take control of their code and understand the internals of MCU programming. Ebenezer Asabre Link to playlist youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzijHiItASCkDCIj_4c-66Lve59c5lylq GitHub Link to project files soon! SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE! Timestamps: () STM32G0B1RE Datasheet Overview () STM32G0B1RE Memory Map () ATMEGA 2560 Datasheet Overview () STM32G0B1RE GPIO Registers My social media handles LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ebenezer-asabre-0626761aa Facebook: @ebenezer.asabre.56 #stm32 #baremetal #mcu #embeddedsoftware #embeddedsystems #uart #adc #gpio #cprogramming #programming #lowleveldesign #softwaretutorials #diy #selftaught #computerprogrammer #softwaredeveloper #softwarearchitecture #softwaredesignWhy it's here
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