#1 Say NO to ARDUINO! New ARM Microcontroller Programming and Circuit Building Series

Purchase my new book: Arm Microcontroller Programming and Circuit Building Volume 1

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[MrController]

You are great Patrick, I started learning ARM with your arm tutorials series 6~7 years ago, now i'm working in an mcu developing company, thanks alot ♥

[AshishEmbedd]

i started my embedded journey with your Avr videos now i am working in Automotive domain with tricore CPU's, thanks alot, its good to see youtube recommended me this video.

[gerarddonnelly]

I started my firmware career following your videos, very clearly and easily explained. I've just ordered the book and looking forward to the series. Best of luck with it.

[priyanshusrivastava]

Patrick, you are insane. Started my embedded journey from your videos. Love it, more power to you!

[surajmandal_]

For me learning and doing microcontrollers is fun because I learn about how hardware and software interact with each other and how we can control hardware with software.

[mohamedelgamal]

Despite that, I am a civil engineer but I found it so easy and exciting to follow in these episodes. I did a number of projects using Arduino to use some water-related applications sensors. Thanks for your efforts, highly appreciated.

[rubikon]

Very nice and clear explanantion, I am a military officer with the captain rank but i like learn more and deep about mcus, especially arm mcus, thank you.

[adammontgomery]

I'm so excited! I haven't found anyone else who dives into the datasheets like you do.

[heliquackterstudios]

This is brilliant work! Glad to see people taking it beyond the dev boards and truly building what they need - Now to find someone that can do a series like this but for microprocessors/SoC's

[erikvincent]

I started on your AVR tutorials in AVR Studio and now I work on Linux embedded systems. Thanks for your channel and glad you are getting back into it.

[hallkbrdz]

Agreed. I love using NXP Arm Cortex-M7 MCUs for my projects. Very efficient and flexible platform.

[IFoundMyUsername]

Happy to see you coming with fresh content. Looking forward to your lessons

[LovelyClock-kflc]

I just started doing electronic as hobby recently. Just found out your channel. Your explanation is so good and easy to understand. I wish i know a place to hang with people with same hobby

[blockhunterlp]

Best microntroller videos on youtube. Thank you for explaining everything from scratch. Dont know how you wanna improve these perfect arm series haha

[andrewbarbour]

Can't wait to get started! I found a box of 20 of the M501 V04s at an electronics recycler and have no idea what to do with them!

[SeniorAsJunior]

I liked that in my search for ARM MCUs your videos appeared and I was preparing for when I received my development board that I had bought and now I decided to get your book in epub format. Congratulations on your work and thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. :-)

[calebhufstedler]

Just bought the book, I'm excited to start this course, this is exactly what I've been searching for!

[databang]

I look forward to the next video, thanks for sharing.

[nazatkabir]

this man is a legend. he started making tutorials on avr when there was no tutorial on it.

[yenespace]

You are a gem! You just answered my question
First time seeing you and subscribed already!

I have a product in mind that others have already built
but I have far more greater marketing strategy and I just know
how to sell it. Also there are few common factors that others out there missed.

And I was just about to start doing it using Arduino, but turns out
Arduino will be just useful as prototype phase (in my case) So i clearly need your channel!

Glad I found you! All the way up from Ethiopia, Africa.