Raspberry Pi REMCU video tutorial is now live. This is how to easily expand hardware of a Raspberry Pi board using one dollar STM32 microcontroller and several wires. User space C++ applications and Python scripts ran on the Raspberry will gain access to internal STM32F103 peripheral modules like DAC, ADC, GPIO and others as if […]
Monthly Archives: March 2020
STM32F4Discovery Tutorial for Unix-like OS (MacOS, Linux)
New video is available to watch. This is how to use the REMCU Lib on Unix-like OS (MacOS/Linux). It shows building and running app that captures and plots acceleration of on-board MEMS sensor (STM32F4Discovery board) and also conducting amazing experiments with STM32F407 hardware using a C++ interpreter and Jupyter Notebook. The tutorial is based on […]
STM32F4Discovery Windows Tutorial
New video is available to watch. This is how to use the REMCU Lib on customary personal computer, running Windows OS. It demonstrates how to build and run C++ examples. There is running a GUI app that communicates with on-board MEMS accelerometer (STM32F4Discovery board) and builds acceleration graph, as well as a CAN Bus sniffer […]
STM8LDiscovery examples are in Github
There are notebook sketches for STM8L MCU using LCD controller, DAC, DMA, ADC, GPIO of STM8LDiscovery board. Special thanks to Tatiana Brasikova (https://github.com/tanbras) for her contribution! GitHub: https://github.com/…/remcu_exam…/tree/master/stm8l_discovery