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Devices:
  • STM32 Nucleo WB55RG
    • Arduino IDE
Level:
  • Basic
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Laboratory exercise

STM32 Lab Introduction (Arduino IDE)

By: RHLab (University of Washington) , Zhiyun Zhang (RHLab, University of Washington)

STM32 Lab Introduction (Arduino IDE)
Description

Students will learn the STM32 remote lab GUI and how to write simple code in the Arduino IDE to interact with the onboard LEDs, toggle switches, and push buttons.

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  • Exercise Handout

Learning Goals
The objective of this lab is to introduce the STM32 remote laboratory to students, teach them basic digital electronic components and circuits, and write code in the Arduino IDE.
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Developed by RHLab at the University of Washington with LabsLand.

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This website was supported by the National Science Foundation's Division of Undergraduate Education under Grant #2336745. Source code is available on GitHub. Some content may be provided by third parties or developed outside the REDTAIL project and grant.