This tutorial will cover how to log the data from sensor to the cloud server (Thingspeak). We will use the ESP8266 with STM32…
STM32 Projects & Tutorials
STM32 microcontrollers are widely used in embedded and industrial systems. This section offers practical tutorials and tested code for STM32F103, STM32F4, and Nucleo boards. Programming is done using STM32CubeIDE with both HAL and LL drivers. Topics include GPIO, UART, ADC, timers, and other core functions—ideal for learners and developers working on real hardware.
This tutorial will cover how to use the USB mass class (msc) in STM32. We will use the RAM / SD Card as a storage in the computer…
How to Program STM32 Flash Memeory
Master internal Flash programming on STM32: page-based (F1/M0) & sector-based (F4/H7), with erase‑write‑read HAL functions and code examples.
How to LOG Sensors data into SD card
This tutorial will cover how to log different data (from Sensor and potentiometer) to the sd card in STM32. The sd card is connected via…
FreeRTOS Tutorial #7 -> Using MUTEX
This tutorial of the FreeRTOS series will cover how to use the Mutex. It stands for Mutual exclusion and it prevents the 2 tasks from…
Esp8266 WebServer using STM32 HAL
This tutorial will cover how to set up the stm32 webserver using ESP8266. We will control the LEDs connected to the STM32 using the buttons…
FreeRTOS Tutorial #5 ->Using Queue
This tutorial will cover how to use the Queue in FreeRTOS. We will see both, simple queue and structured queue…
Low Power Modes in STM32: Sleep, Stop & Standby Explained
Discover how to optimize STM32 microcontrollers for ultra-low power consumption. This tutorial covers Sleep, Stop, and Standby modes with code examples, wake‑up methods, SLEEPONEXIT usage, and RTC/EXTI configurations for efficient power management.
FreeRTOS TUTORIAL #4 -> Using Counting Semaphore
This tutorial will cover how to use the Counting Semaphore in FreeRTOS. We will see how we can use it to block the access to a shared…