Microcontrollers are the heart of embedded systems. Learn about different microcontrollers, their architectures, and how to program them for various applications. Our resources cover topics from basic introductory content to advanced techniques in embedded system design, helping you master microcontrollers and develop efficient, powerful embedded solutions.
SWD and JTAG are popular debugging interfaces for those MCU basing on Cortex-M. But these two interfaces are different in both structure and applications. In this article, we’ll introduce their pins, working principle, Pros and Cons. SWD Interface SWD, Serial
The STM32G4 series was introduced in June 2019 as an upgrade to the F3 series, offering enhanced performance and analog-digital capabilities. It features upgrades in terms of performance, peripherals, and security. About STM32G4 The STM32G4 high-performance microcontroller is a unique
STM32F3 includes a series of 32-bit MCUs with high performance, real-time functionality, digital signal processing, low power consumption and low voltage operation, while maintaining high integration and ease of development. The unrivaled range of STM32 products is based on an
The FatFS file system is a well-known file system in the field of microcontrollers. Due to its lightweight and compatibility, it is favored by MCU developers. When implementing tasks such as reading and writing files on U disks and SD
In the field of embedded systems, microcontrollers, as key components, play an important role in scenarios such as automatic control, Internet of Things, and industrial applications. The STM32F407 launched by ST Company is a high-performance and low-power 32-bit microcontroller that
About STM32F429 MCU At the end of 2012, ST launched the high-performance STM32F429/39 series of chips. Compared with STM32F407, the new functions of the STM32F429/39 series include: SDRAM controller, TFTLCD controller and ST Chrome-ART Accelerator to accelerate graphics processing performance,
The STM32G030K8T6, developed by STMicroelectronics, is a 32-bit microcontroller (MCU) based on the high-performance Arm® Cortex®-M0+ RISC core. With a clock frequency of up to 64 MHz, this microcontroller is designed for a wide range of applications, including consumer electronics,
In the vast world of embedded system development, STM32 and 51 microcontrollers stand out as two representative choices, each with distinct technical features and application scenarios. For developers, understanding the differences between these microcontrollers is crucial for selecting the right
Copying a program from a microcontroller is often required in scenarios such as testing, backup, reverse engineering, or learning how to better protect firmware from unauthorized access. However, it is important to emphasize that copying firmware without the creator’s permission
Compare microcontrollers (Arduino) vs microprocessors (x86): architecture, memory, and use cases. Which suits your design? Expert breakdown inside!
