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ATSHA204 Device Library

lowlevelcode 11 August 2022 atsha204library

From this link you can get the datasheet of the device, you will need it while reading this post. Things to mention in this post:*…

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General

Temperature Sensor- Tmp116n – Library

lowlevelcode 3 June 2022 HALlibrarysensorstm32TemperatureTemperature Sensortmp116nusing Hal

Things to mention in this post:* Temperature Sensors* Tmp116n In this post, we are writing Tmp116n temperature sensor Ilibrary using HAL I2C library. About Temperature…

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General

Adding custom C template to Eclipse-based IDEs

lowlevelcode 18 February 2021 c headerc sourcecubecubeideeclipsestm32template

Writing your all codes in a fixed format makes your codes easy to read and follow. Check the latest version of the template from here.…

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General Interview Questions

Side Effect of Macros

lowlevelcode 22 December 2020

Using macros can be desirable for its practical uses. Since compilers basically replace the code written in macros, they are easily tend to error and…

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General STM32

Unit Testing in STM32CubeIDE

lowlevelcode 20 December 2020 consolecppcpputestcpputest stm32cubeideembedded testitm datascriptstm32stm32 githubstm32cubeideunit testunit test stm32

Test-driven development is becoming a trend in software development, actually it is a trend in software development that deals with high level languages. Now, it…

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General STM32

STM32 Debugging with printf() by using SWV or OpenOCD

lowlevelcode 12 December 2020 debugopenocdprintfserial wire viewerstm32swv

It is easier to follow a console with successful or error messages when debugging rather than check each value on watch expressions or memory sections.…

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Embedded Rust General

Installing environment for embedded Rust

lowlevelcode 3 December 2020 cembeddedinstallationrustvisual

Here you will find the installation steps and command lines for installing quickly to the Windows operating system. Below section explains how to install and…

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RTOS STM32

How to use variable length UART protocol efficiently with DMA + Idle Line Interrupt + FreeRTOS + STM32

lowlevelcode 25 June 2020 dmaidle linertosstm32uart

In this article, you will find the usage of UART with DMA mode. This example is implemented for STM32 microprocessors but can easily be adapted…

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STM32

STM32 UART Interrupt Handling with Ending Character

lowlevelcode 11 December 2019 cubemxHALinterruptIrqstm32uart

In this post, we will explain an effective way of the interrupt based UART communication. It is easier to deal with the constant buffer size…

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DSP General

Digital Filtering (FIR and IIR)

lowlevelcode 27 November 2019 222 Comments digital filteringdspFIRIIR

One of the most powerful tools of DSP is digital filtering. The excellent performance obtained with digital filters is almost impossible to get with an…

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General STM32

Real Time Clock – RTC_MK – Library

lowlevelcode 10 June 2022 abort-rtcexternal rtclibraryreal time clockrtcrtc libraryrtc-mkstm32

Things to mention in this post:* Real Time Clocks* Rtc_Mk In this post, we are writing Rtc_Mk real time clock Ilibrary using HAL I2C library.…

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General

BitBanging – SPI

lowlevelcode 3 June 2022 BitbangingGPIOperipheralQSPISPISpi over GPIO

Things to mention in this post:* SPI Communication protocol In this post we are going to do SPI communication protocol via GPIO pins. About SPI…

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Making Windows Header File by .exe

lowlevelcode 25 May 2022 cc headerc librariesembeddedlibrarieslmcons.hPost-buildPre-buildtime.hwindows headerwindows.h

Things to mention in this post:* Windows.h Library* Making Header File using windows features In this post, we are writing c code that makes header…

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General STM32

1-Wire Communication via GPIO

lowlevelcode 14 May 2022 1-wireds24b33GPIOlibraryonewirestm32

Things to mention in this post: * 1-wire Communication * Programming DS24b33 Maxim Integrated Product 1-Wire In this post, we are writing one-wire device communication…

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General Learning In Progress STM32

Using DMA safely while cache is enabled on STM32H7

lowlevelcode 25 June 2021 cachedmam7mpustm32stm32h7

Things to mention in this post: Below sections are all cited from Wikipedia for now. Cache on STM32H7 Memory Protection Unit (MPU) A memory protection…

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  • ATSHA204 Device Library
  • Real Time Clock – RTC_MK – Library
  • Temperature Sensor- Tmp116n – Library
  • BitBanging – SPI
  • Making Windows Header File by .exe

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