Welcome to the Introduction to Embedded Systems repository! This repository serves as a comprehensive resource for learning about embedded systems, with a particular focus on STM32 ARM architecture.
- Course Overview
- Repository Structure
- Resources
- Supplementary Code
- Getting Started
- Contributing
- License
This repository is designed to accompany an introductory course on embedded systems. The course covers a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:
- ARM Architecture
- ARM Assembly Language
- Timers
- Interrupts and Exceptions
- GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) Controllers
- Analog Interfacing & Measurement Techniques
- Digital-to-Analog Conversion
- Communication Protocols
Whether you're a student enrolled in a formal educational program or a self-learner eager to explore the world of embedded systems, you'll find valuable resources and code examples here to support your learning journey.
The repository is organized to provide a structured and accessible learning experience. Here's an overview of the directory structure:
/lectures: Contains lecture notes and presentations for each topic covered in the course./code: Includes code examples and projects related to the course material./resources: This directory hosts supplementary learning resources, such as PDFs, articles, and recommended books./assignments: If applicable, this is where you'll find assignments or practical exercises to reinforce your understanding.
In the /resources directory, you'll find a wealth of additional learning materials to support your studies. These resources can include:
- PDF documents on embedded systems fundamentals.
- Links to online articles and tutorials.
- Recommendations for textbooks or reference materials.
- Videos or multimedia content for visual learners.
The /code directory is a treasure trove of code examples and projects relevant to the course content. These examples are designed to help you put theoretical knowledge into practice and gain hands-on experience in embedded systems development. Feel free to explore, modify, and expand upon these code samples to deepen your understanding.
Contributions are highly encouraged! If you have code examples, additional resources, or improvements to existing content, please consider contributing to this repository.
This repository is licensed under the MIT License, which means you are free to use, modify, and distribute the content for educational purposes. Please review the license for more details.
Happy learning, and may your journey into the fascinating world of embedded systems be both enjoyable and rewarding!