Interface BMP180 Pressure Sensor with STM32 || Temperature || Altitude || CubeIDE

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[aron]

What a nice coincidence. I'm just in the process to design a drone based on STM32F4. This amazing tutorial was a nice help.

[mrwind]

you actually explained the whole library! you're amazing!!!! Thank you very much

[noweare]

Its a good thing when we can rely on ourselves to write the drivers or libraries. Excellent tutorial.

[bishtss]

Excellent way of teaching, Great tutorial, subscribed

[ajaykulkarni]

What is changes if we used bme 280 instead of bme 180

[saikrishnakaruturi]

Is this BMP180 suitable to calculate the weight of the object with the help of pressure applied to the object?

[brob]

Great! Everything works fine - learned a lot! Thanks! 😎

[yadniksn]

Thank you for this vdo.
Plz also make a vdo to interface BME280
to stm32.
🙏🙏

[Emrekorkmzz]

can we find datasheet for gy652 or does it matter for creating the code, cause in that datasheet ı do not get altitude well difference is a lot ?

[Alan]

Do you have any tutorial or library for the aht10 sensor? I only found 2 on the internet, one uses freertos and has no documentation, another does everything in main and calculates the humidity wrong.

[razk]

Hi do we need to change clock in case of nucleo board?

[lazyvideos]

one of the best tutorial i found ever in YouTube for stm32 and HAL libraries. Please let me know any website do you have or UDEMY course-era etc, for teaching from scrach.it may be register based code or HAL library ..im interested

[hasanar]

First of all it is a really great explanation .Im currently using stm32f103c6 in proteus i believe that i have done everything in the video correctly but in proteus i get

Spurious SCL transition detected at 0.003769s [$II2C DEBUGGER#0011] @0.003769251s
Also in i2c debugger i see very low amount of transitions

Note: my clock hz is max 72mhz, two 4.7k resistors also connected to SDL and SCL
What could be the problem ?, thanks

[lavrovskayadarja]

Hi. Thanks a lot for that detailed guide! I've used Your code for my project but I'm facing some issue: I don't get any calibration coefficients while running the function read_calliberation_data. I assumed that could be because of incorrect chip address: in the code example from Bosch I've found, they do a right shift of one bit of the address 0xEE; in the description of HAL_I2C_Mem_Write is pointed, I have to perform one shift left. Some people use 0x77 as a device address😮. I've tried all of these approaches, but the problem still persists. It could be, my question is quite stupid, but I'm just a beginner and have no one to ask. What do I wrong? How should be the address represented?

[АльбинаКалабанова]

what about "The device 7 bits address value
in datasheet must be shifted to the left before calling the interface" in HAL command?

[franciscoreis]

Very good! If I am to use I2C2 instead of I2C1, where do I change that in the code?

[GoracyKanal]

Excellent tutorial bro. Maybe make video about using DCMI?

[dioadadosite]

Hola, bonito tutorial... Tuve problemas con la librería de BMP180, tengo la Placa STM32F746ZGT6, pero no me funcionó, podrías echar una mano? gracias!!

[nathan]

Thanks for the tutorial and it is helpful. But it seems strange that the altitude is about 700meters. Is there some problem about the pressure reading?

[hosseinhamidi]

Excellent tutorial. I am enjoying every single video in this channel. I am wondering if you could make a video about f_findfirst in Fatfs library for SD card. I couldn't find any helpful code about this and it would be great if you could do so. Thank you again!