Welcome to the ARM Cortex-M3 Microcontroller Project Book Course, a practical, project-oriented course designed to help you understand ARM-based embedded-system development using the STM32F107VCT6 microcontroller. This course takes you beyond basic microcontroller theory and focuses on practical peripheral interfacing and project development. You will learn how different microcontroller peripherals communicate with external hardware and how these individual building blocks can be combined to create complete embedded applications.
Throughout the course, you will explore GPIO, digital inputs and outputs, buttons, LEDs, keypad and matrix scanning, seven-segment displays, LCD interfacing, SPI communication, I2C communication, sensor interfacing, ADC, DAC, timing, and waveform generation. You will also work with practical examples such as digital event handling, calculator interfaces, sensor-based temperature and humidity measurement, serial-to-parallel interfacing, and DAC-based waveform generation.
