ARM Microcontroller Bare Chip Tutorial Series

The STM32 ARM Microcontroller has a special calibration value that is provided for each chip form the manufacturer. When using the ADC, you can be sure that the conversion is accurate and in this video, I sow you the code necessary to complete this calibration.

I just added two ADC videos to the instructions area. The first one gives an overview and introduction to ADC, specifically how it relates to the STM32 ARM Microcontroller. The second video shows the first circuit and the preparation of the first program.

Check out the final part on interfacing the LCD with the ARM STM32 Microcontroller where I demonstrate how to set the cursor location.

Parts 16 and 17 of interfacing the LCD is posted in the instructions. In Parts 16, I add a function to display integers on the LCD. In Part 17, the same type of function is added, but for floating point numbers. Now, all sorts of numbers can be shown on the LCD, like ADC conversions, counters, variables, etc.

I just added part 14 and part 15 of the LCD interfacing. These parts get into the actual displaying of characters on the LCD.

Part 13 of how to interface an LCD to the ARM Microcontroller was just added to the instructions section. I first go over a few pragmatic steps to determine if the enable and character output is done correctly. I then go on to add the LCD to the circuit along with the connections to the STM32 microcontroller's pins.