#2 ARM STM32 Microcontroller Tutorial - Setting Up the Prototyping Environment

Set up your physical environment with the breadboard, STM32 chip on a 64 pin, or 48 pin breakout, and get all of the components that you will need to successfully carry out the projects in this series.

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I recommend using the STM32CubeIDE:

Parts you will need in your prototyping environment:

Kits to get you up to speed quickly:

If you already have the microcontroller, here are some breakout boards to use:

STM-Link V2 Programmer:

Prototyping Breadboards:

Resistor Assortment Kit:

Solid core hook-up wire 22 AWG:

LEDs and Displays:

Trimmer potentiometers:

The Dynamixel servo I will be using in the USART videos:

Microfarad Capacitor Assortment:
Electrolytic Capacitor Assortment:

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[PatrickHoodDaniel]

Start setting up your prototyping environment if you haven't already. If you notice a motion blur in the video, I am trying 4k video for the first time and I am still learning how to use my new camera.

[TylerFerrara]

You are doing a true service to the education of this entire field. We are all very grateful.

[amirhosseinashrafi-gr]

The best course I have seen so far, thank you

[spicesmuggler]

I could tell in the first 10 seconds of your part 1 video that you are invested deeply in this. I am starting to dabble with arduinos but have to learn everything. It is so much fun i am happy i found this wonderful community.

[rihebsassi]

I have already watched the AVR microcontroller series and it was one of the best tutorials on microcontrollers I've ever watched👏👏👏.
I want to thank you Patrick for all the time and effort you're dedicating to make these tutorials.
Can't wait to start the projects with you. 😊

[iamparvaiz]

I learned a lot from your previous AVR as well as ARM series, excited about this new series. I learned a lot from you. Much much appreciated.

[elreypic]

Man! I am really excited about this new series for ARM microcontroller. I can't wait to get started. Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge.

[shahzaibshamim]

I learned AVR register level programming from you. That was a great series.

[eisnheim]

I'm excited and very happy about this series can't wait to get started.
Thank you for the effort. You are the best.

[ayushdude]

Sir, you are one of the most brilliant person on Youtube

[billiniowa]

Just wanted to say hi. Im a retired C programmer. I do the ARM for a hobby.
Great job on your video's. Kerp up tge good work.

Ps: i use the stm32CubeProgrammer as my monitor system

[classyjohn]

I just want to say that your content is good. For me, at least, its hitting the areas, especially in the explanations that, I find, tend to be missed in many other Youtube channels or even online courses.

[qwertyuiop-kefs]

Looking forward to working with the kit/book

[electro.engineering]

I have the H757 Eval Board, which I got [as a gift] a couple of months ago and am still getting to know it.
There's no material (tutorials, books, etc...) for these high performance boards. I can kinda understand it - like, if you have such a board, then you should be fine with all the fundamentals, right? Haha But still.

Still I will follow the series since many of the concepts apply to all STs with ARM Cores.

Keep it up!

[muhammadqaisarali]

Amazing.. you started programing at the age of 11 or 12 years.

[saeedfili]

hi there.
keep up the good content.
i just wanted to ask something, how frequent are you going to upload a new session?
is it on weekly basis?

[Kysen]

How come there are no decoupling capacitors on the PCB?

[taytaycan]

Firstly congrats, I really wondering about the new video series about ARMs. I will follow it firt time, but I didn't get it, why video is freazing little?

[MrSami-kgeu]

i dont know if you will response or not but im new at this and i have an
ATmega328P-PU PDIP-28 Microcontroller that my dad had in his drawer. can i start with that?