Everyone who knows me is also aware of the fact that my favorite programming language is Python. I wrote hundreds of thousands lines of code in Python, ranging from web apps to software running on embedded single board computers like the Raspberry PI. Due to its nature of high level and interpreted programming language, Python is still not present on true embedded …
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As we have seen in the previous tutorial about this new developing board from ST, the STM32 Nucleo provides an integrated ST Link v2.1 interface. ST Link is mainly designed to allow flashing of target MCU trough the mini-USB interface. But, it provides at least another really useful feature: a Virtual COM port. When you install the ST-Link drivers, a …
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Getting started with the STM32 Nucleo-F746ZG
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STM32CubeMX 4.12 reveals new Nucleo boards with 144-pin MCU
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How to quickly import a STM32CubeMX project inside an Eclipse project
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STM32CubeMX 4.12 reveals new Nucleo boards with 144-pin MCU
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How to quickly import a STM32CubeMX project inside an Eclipse project
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