Hi, This is a great playlist on RTOS,I have learned a lot through this. I am having an issue, I am using same STM32F446RE, whenever I use external clock in the coding . It always results strange output on UART. Can you please guide me why is this happening? And what is the solution for it? Thanks
yes you are right. We can also use tasks for the same operations, but timers uses less resources, less memory and they are handy in certain situations for eg- if you want a periodic task, which should run every 5 minutes, it's better to go with timers here, since task will take more memory for a small amount of work also one shot timer is very useful in timeout features and if you want to do same with task, you need to create it and then remove it after the execution is complete...
Dear Controllers Tech, Please make a tutorial on STM32 DCMI as there are no proper tutorials provided by ST officially. It would be really helpful for us to understand it if you could provide at least the basic tutorial for that. Hope you will do the same. Thanks!
@@DeLaCruzer11 I understand. I did not feel any issue in these videos. I watched these videos on mobile phone and on table s6 lite. Both show clear videos. In general when one codes, one uses 1080p monitor/laptop. They don't need to zoom while coding. So, why do one need zoom in, while watching the video of the same coding?
I really like the voice on these videos !
Thank you for your efforts
hey man keep going on for free rtos tutorials
Amazing Tutorials, thanks!
Hi,
This is a great playlist on RTOS,I have learned a lot through this.
I am having an issue, I am using same STM32F446RE, whenever I use external clock in the coding . It always results strange output on UART. Can you please guide me why is this happening? And what is the solution for it?
Thanks
Try bypassing the clock. There is an option of bypass clock when you select external HSE.
Great video but I wonder something. Why would I use a software timer instead of adding delay to the tasks with "osDelay" or "vTaskDelay" functions?
yes you are right. We can also use tasks for the same operations, but timers uses less resources, less memory and they are handy in certain situations
for eg- if you want a periodic task, which should run every 5 minutes, it's better to go with timers here, since task will take more memory for a small amount of work
also one shot timer is very useful in timeout features and if you want to do same with task, you need to create it and then remove it after the execution is complete...
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hi i'm having trouble on rtc ds1307 using stm32l053r8 and stm cube ide. can you please make the video I am very grateful beforehand
There is already a video on ds3231. 1307 is also similar to that... Use that for the reference
Dear Controllers Tech,
Please make a tutorial on STM32 DCMI as there are no proper tutorials provided by ST officially.
It would be really helpful for us to understand it if you could provide at least the basic tutorial for that.
Hope you will do the same.
Thanks!
Don't have any device which supports DCMI, so not happening anytime soon..
Thanks for your reply. OV7670 could be a good choice.
You need to use the zoom. It's hard to see what you are typing.
Sorry, but you might need goggles.
@@rakesh231rakesh nah, I maintained what i said.
@@DeLaCruzer11 I understand. I did not feel any issue in these videos. I watched these videos on mobile phone and on table s6 lite. Both show clear videos. In general when one codes, one uses 1080p monitor/laptop. They don't need to zoom while coding. So, why do one need zoom in, while watching the video of the same coding?
@@rakesh231rakesh Simple. So that viewers can better see the code. Either use the zoom or increased the font size or do both.