Sorry for late reply i need to understand these filters :-), Thanks for your input, i did one or two on LL drivers and if you didn't see this i will put link below. Else stay subscribed and hit that bell so you don't miss any comings releases. /PR TechTalk
Hi Per, thank you for your video series on STM32. Would it be possible for you to put out a video regarding clocks? Specifically, what are the pros and cons of selecting one clock source compared to another. What are the advantages and disadvantages of selecting higher and lower clock speeds. I have searched on the Internet and found nothing useful on this topic. Thanks again !
I have made a video touching the Clock´s but just basic. If you mean if to use ext or internal clocks or what frequency is best. Can you be a bit more detailed? /PR TechTalk
Hey, thanks for the tutorial. I've just checked the mouser stock for the STM32C0 and it does not look as cheap as it promised to be. Kind of on par with the F0 series currently. For my hobby projects I'm personally leaning towards new Chinese RISC-V low cost chips like CH32V003. Did you have a chance to try any of those?
Hi , I took a look at Mouser and selected SOIC8Pin and the STM8S050J3M3 cost 1.47USD/pcs and STM32C011J4M6 cost 1.42USD so approx on par. But you get more with the new STM32C0. So I think ST´s statement are somewhat fair. You can also look at www.estore.st.com for ST MCU´s. I have not looked at any Chinese MCU manuf like the one you suggest. /PR TechTalk
Hi Craig, Thanks for taking the time viewing and commenting my videos. If you look 08:46-09:33 i talk about the callback function. So whole demo is that the STM32 is waiting for a char to be recieved, then trigger this callback function and echo back the received char. So it is the STM32 that are doing the Echo back not the Putty. The send back instruction is on line 310. Hope this clears it out else just let me know :-) /PR TechTalk
How is putty sending data to the USART peripheral? I always use a usb to usart converter and connect it to rx and tx pin of usart but I don't see that in your case how come you are sending data using only usb cable?
Hi and thanks for this tutorial. Would you mind doing a remake of this video, using LL drivers, so that you as a user type a string of size N in Putty, and when you press Enter, the whole string is printed out in the Putty terminal but on a new line.
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Varsågod :-)
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hello , thank you for your videos, i would like to see more about LL driver for other peripherals (spi, i2c, can, timers, ... etc)
Sorry for late reply i need to understand these filters :-),
Thanks for your input, i did one or two on LL drivers and if you didn't see this i will put link below. Else stay subscribed and hit that bell so you don't miss any comings releases.
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Hi Per, thank you for your video series on STM32. Would it be possible for you to put out a video regarding clocks? Specifically, what are the pros and cons of selecting one clock source compared to another. What are the advantages and disadvantages of selecting higher and lower clock speeds. I have searched on the Internet and found nothing useful on this topic. Thanks again !
I have made a video touching the Clock´s but just basic. If you mean if to use ext or internal clocks or what frequency is best. Can you be a bit more detailed?
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Nice series Peter!
Hey, thanks for the tutorial. I've just checked the mouser stock for the STM32C0 and it does not look as cheap as it promised to be. Kind of on par with the F0 series currently. For my hobby projects I'm personally leaning towards new Chinese RISC-V low cost chips like CH32V003. Did you have a chance to try any of those?
Hi , I took a look at Mouser and selected SOIC8Pin and the STM8S050J3M3 cost 1.47USD/pcs and STM32C011J4M6 cost 1.42USD so approx on par. But you get more with the new STM32C0. So I think ST´s statement are somewhat fair. You can also look at www.estore.st.com for ST MCU´s.
I have not looked at any Chinese MCU manuf like the one you suggest.
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I'm designing my first CH32 RISCV board ...
CH32V003 is 0.22 USD
You didn't introduce a transmit function, it's not the micro that sends back the characters, it's your PuTTY echo setting that does that.
Hi Craig, Thanks for taking the time viewing and commenting my videos. If you look 08:46-09:33 i talk about the callback function. So whole demo is that the STM32 is waiting for a char to be recieved, then trigger this callback function and echo back the received char. So it is the STM32 that are doing the Echo back not the Putty. The send back instruction is on line 310.
Hope this clears it out else just let me know :-)
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Thank you. White mode looks good
Thanks for the feedback, seems that the general preference is White mode.
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How is putty sending data to the USART peripheral? I always use a usb to usart converter and connect it to rx and tx pin of usart but I don't see that in your case how come you are sending data using only usb cable?
Hi, the USB cable that is used for ST-Link is also carry the UART at the same time /PR TechTalk
Hi and thanks for this tutorial. Would you mind doing a remake of this video, using LL drivers, so that you as a user type a string of size N in Putty, and when you press Enter, the whole string is printed out in the Putty terminal but on a new line.
Thanks for the idea! For now i do not have any plan on doing this but you never know. Stay tuned :-) /PR TechTalk
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