STM32 + OLED = Display Anything

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In this video i will tell you how to use 128x64 OLED display with STM32 microcontroller to display anything you want. In the project Nucleo Board and STM32CUBEIDE are used, but arduino usage also possible.
Enjoy!
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00:00 - Intro
00:35 - OLED vs LCD
01:12 - 128x64 OLED
01:40 - SSD1306 STM32
03:02 - Connection Scheme
03:27 - STM32CUBEIDE Tutorial
10:45 - How To Display Anything
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New Video about 3D printed Parts and LEDs control :)❗

NickElectronics
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Great step-by step instructions. I tried 8 different tutorials to light up my OLED display and this is first that worked.

warbringer-dfqv
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Awesome perspective, you really get into the detail rather than just having to copy/paste and install libraries. It's rare to get a less entry-level approach

Vince-DM
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Fantastic explanation! Thank you! I was able to run the test code the first time, through. Great job!

psnyder
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Dude, it's the BEST video about electronics things i've ever seen, good job!! Thank you!! Спасибо, автор, очень детально, лаконично и просто!

denysbakulin
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13:26 In Photoshop, Window > Actions. Record the steps and now you can automate this process.
Or save it as a file and Choose File > Automate > Batch.

randoguy
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Very nice, and learned some bonus things I didn't expect. I would have tried to use Photoshop's reduce colour depth tool to convert to 1 bit, with dithering. Not sure if that would be nicer, or it might give you a noisy, pixelly animation.

peterhemmings
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What a coincidence, i saw a model similar to this when browsing for higher res LCD screens which uses I2C protocol. Keep up the work 👍

Inti
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What are your suggestions for spi with 7 pin connection?

Oppenheim
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I've been trying to do some simple examples from YouTube with arduino, but the guys must be using some library i can't find, i seem to get compile errors, and can't find what is needed...i think that i'm better to use stm32, even the black pill, with STMCube IDE, better integrated...

lohikarhu
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Great video. Will this project work with a STM32F103 (Blue pill)? My use case requires a very small form factor. Your OLED seems to be the ideal size. But can small board like the Blue Pill control it?

imadansari
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Hello I'm using it on a blue pill stm32f103c8t6 but while compiling it gives an error about #include <_ansi.h> doesn't exist. I'll be glad if you help me with it

mnlightsamurai
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Thank you, very nice tutorial. I did everything what you did. But for my board it isn't working(b-l462e-cell1). No errors. But still also no display whatsoever. The OLED needs a SSD1315Z driver. Since there isn't a good one. I tried your tutorial. But it didn't work. What could I do to see if something went wrong. Btw the OLED is already connected to the DEV_kit.

Pins:
SPI_3 SCK--> PC10
SPI_3 MOSI--> PC12
SPI_3 MISO | D/C--> PC11
RST -->PH1
CS -->PB2 R

I would really appreciate it if you could help. Since no one in the forms reacted to my questions.

fazilates
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you have put the wrong ssd driver in the deskription it doesent match the video

sixtentamleht
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anyone using this library with Float values ?

hacker
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You can use a for loop
Instead of copy pasting it

DIPper
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funny that you didnt link the github of the actual ssd1306 lib :D but thx anyway for the vid

lynespeters
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Click bait thumbnail... Reported as spam or misleading... Disliked...

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