Learning Timer Interrupts for STM32 and Arduino

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If you need a reliable timer in your embedded STM32 project, Timer Interrupts are the best way to realiably achieve this. Info and Links below...

Timer Interrupts are an effective way to ensure timed events happen to the millisecond, allowing for fine tuned clock or PWM operations, or just suppyling a reliable pulse to an LED.

As they are Interrupts they require different code on different platforms, and the Snippets shown, and Examples page below both contain examples for AVR, ESP8266,ESP32, and STM32.

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Nice video, sort to the point and NO DAM STUPID MUSIC . Good code example, sketch built, and uploaded to Black Pill I only couple of minutes.
More vids like this please :-)

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I tried to do this on a Bluepill, but someone have changed the attachInterrupt : error: no matching function for call to (&)(HardwareTimer*))'

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