BEGINNING STM32: DEVELOPING WITH FREERTOS, LIBOPENCM3 AND GCC [Paperback] Gay

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Chapter 1 - Introduction Chapter 2 - Software Setup Chapter 3 - Power up and Blink Chapter 4 - GPIO Chapter 5 - FreeRTOS Chapter 6 - USART Chapter 7 - USB Serial Chapter 8 - SPI Flash Chapter 9 - Code Overlays Chapter 10 - Real Time Clock (RTC) Chapter 11 - I2C Chapter 12 - SPI OLED Chapter 13 - OLED Using DMA Chapter 14 - ADC Chapter 15 - Clock Tree Chapter 16 - PWM With Timer 2 Chapter 17 - PWM Input with Timer 4 Chapter 18 - CAN Bus Chapter 19 - CAN Bus Software Chapter 20 - New Projects Chapter 21 - Troubleshooting Chapter 22 - Appendix A - Answers to ExercisesChapter 23 - Appendix B

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Reviews

[Brian Salehi · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is heavily library dependent, this is not a from scratch ARM processor programming book.
This is a good resource to practically get involved with ARM processors but NOT as a beginner!
It covers almost all necessary protocols, e.g. CAN, SPI, USB, I2C, USART alongside ADC and DAC concepts but it's not a beginner level.
I can claim that this book is a good reference to review specific topics sometime.
I'm going to need something more solid though. Something to explain what the hell is ARM itself not what can be run with it.

[Alex · Rating 4 out of 5]

Banger of a tutorial book. Really bridges the gap between laissez faire Arduino style hacking and proper embedded system development. Even if not using the exact development environment I feel there is a lot one can draw from this text.

[N0dgrand87 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Easy intro into FreeRTOS with lots of small well defined examples