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CANOpen Series Tutorial 05: CAN Bus Synchronization, Bit Stuffing, and Priority Determination

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CANOpen Series Tutorial 05: CAN Bus Synchronization, Bit Stuffing, and Priority Determination

Follow Our Public Account for Updates to never miss any news! This tutorial was originally published by the author strongerHuang in September 2018. Tags: CAN, CANOpen, CanFestival Copyright: Commercial Use Prohibited Disclaimer:This document is for personal learning use only. Please contact the author via the public account for authorization if you wish to reprint. 1Introduction … Read more

C++ LED Blinking Program Based on Keil and STM32

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C++ LED Blinking Program Based on Keil and STM32

Author | strongerHuang WeChat Official Account | Embedded Column Generally speaking, programming on microcontrollers is done in either assembly or C language, and it is rare to use C++ for development. So, can we really use C++ for microcontroller development? The answer is definitely yes! Below, I will discuss some content about writing a LED … Read more

Setting Up STM32 Development Environment in VSCode

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Setting Up STM32 Development Environment in VSCode

Follow+Star Public Number, don’t miss wonderful content Author | Nuan Nuan’s Dilemma Source | CSDN As we all know, Keil is a paid software. Although it can be used with a workaround, many companies are still a bit hesitant, and many readers may have received ** letters. Previously, when developing microcontroller projects, Keil was one … Read more

Editing Tips and Techniques for KEIL

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Editing Tips and Techniques for KEIL

Source: WeChat Official Account 【Osprey Talks Microcontrollers】 Author: Osprey ID: emOsprey This note introduces some commonly used KEIL editing methods and techniques by Osprey to speed up editing. Of course, many people now prefer using software like VSCode or SI for editing, but it cannot be denied that many practitioners still choose KEIL as their … Read more

Keil Series Tutorial 02: Creating a Basic Software Project

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Keil Series Tutorial 02: Creating a Basic Software Project

Follow/Star Public Account to not miss any updates! This tutorial was updated and published by the original author strongerHuang in October 2018. Tags: Keil, MDK-ARM, µVision Copyright: Commercial use prohibited Disclaimer:This document is for personal learning use only. For reprints, please contact the author through the public account for authorization. 1Introduction Currently, Keil offers four … Read more

Design Concepts of Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL & BSP) Part Two

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Design Concepts of Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL & BSP) Part Two

1 BSP Design Example (Taking STM32 Hardware Platform as an Example) 2 Summary of Hardware Abstraction Layer Design 2.1 Key Points in Module Header File Design 1. Only include definitions of data types and descriptions of interface functions provided for external calls. 2. Generally, do not define variables or describe hardware-related resources, nor include any … Read more

Comprehensive Analysis of Synchronous and Asynchronous Transmission: From Concepts to UART Programming

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1. Synchronous and Asynchronous Transmission 1.1 Concepts and Examples Using everyday examples to illustrate what synchronous and asynchronous mean: Synchronous: A friend calls to say they are coming to my house for dinner, and I wait for them at home. Asynchronous: A friend arrives at my house unexpectedly without prior notice. The difference lies in … Read more

Design of Dual STM32 Based Multirotor UAV Control System

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Design of Dual STM32 Based Multirotor UAV Control System

Abstract: This paper proposes a design method and specific implementation plan for a control system based on dual STM32 chips. The control system uses two STM32F107VCT6 chips as master and slave controllers, communicating via a high-speed SPI interface to ensure real-time performance during the control phase. The hardware layout of the system is introduced, and … Read more

DIY Simple STM32 Quadcopter

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A quadcopter is a compact aircraft with a unique flight method, which has advantages such as simple structure, low failure rate, and the ability to generate greater lift per unit volume compared to ordinary aircraft. It has broad application prospects in both military and civilian fields. This article teaches you how to DIY a simple … Read more

A Method for Dynamically Loading Functions in MCU

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A Method for Dynamically Loading Functions in MCU

We have all heard of static libraries and dynamic libraries. Static libraries are quite familiar to everyone, especially in microcontroller development. Dynamic libraries, however, are rarely seen in the microcontroller field. Today, I would like to share a method for dynamically loading functions, which is somewhat similar to dynamic libraries. Project Address: printf("hello world!"); Introduction … Read more