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STM32 Modbus Tutorials

This page covers tutorials on implementing Modbus communication on STM32 microcontrollers. Modbus is one of the most widely used protocols in industrial automation and embedded systems, and STM32 is a common choice for building both Modbus master and slave devices.

The series here cover two variants of the protocol. Modbus RTU, which runs over a serial interface like RS485 and is the more common choice for industrial hardware, and Modbus TCP, which runs over Ethernet and is used when network connectivity is needed. Both series start from the basics and work through master and slave implementations with practical examples.

STM32 Modbus RTU

The STM32 Modbus RTU series covers how to implement Modbus RTU communication on STM32 over RS485. The series covers both master and slave roles, starting from the basics of the Modbus protocol and working through reading and writing registers and coils with practical examples.

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STM32 Modbus TCP

The STM32 Modbus TCP series covers how to implement Modbus TCP communication on STM32 over Ethernet. Unlike Modbus RTU which runs over RS485, Modbus TCP uses a standard network connection, making it a good choice for systems that need to integrate with SCADA, HMI, or other network connected devices.

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