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FreeRTOS Lecture 35 – UART pin configuration using STD. Peripheral Library APIs

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  • Post published:June 3, 2021

  UART pin configuration using STD. Peripheral Library APIs     The second step is to configure the GPIO port A pin number 2 to behave as UART2 TX and…

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FreeRTOS Lecture 34 – MCU pin configuration table and UART VCP connection

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  • Post published:June 3, 2021

  MCU pin configuration table and UART VCP connection     Now let’s start implementing the UART initialization that you have to carry out in order to use the UART…

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FreeRTOS Lecture 33 – Using MCU peripherals and implementing initialization codes

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  • Post published:June 1, 2021

  Using MCU peripherals and implementing initialization codes     Now let’s learn more about how FreeRTOS schedules the FreeRTOS related tasks, how exactly the task executes, and for how…

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FreeRTOS Lecture 32 – Understanding ARM Semi-hosting feature

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  • Post published:May 29, 2021

  Understanding ARM Semi-hosting feature     Now, let’s print some data by the task handlers, and let’s use some printf statements in order to print some logs. For that,…

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FreeRTOS Lecture 31 – Exercise: Testing via debugger Part-2

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  • Post published:May 27, 2021

  Exercise: Testing via debugger Part-2     In this article, let’s understand the concept of FreeRTOS task schedule. We already created two tasks. Now we have to schedule them…

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FreeRTOS Lecture 30 – Exercise: Testing via debugger Part-1

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  • Post published:May 27, 2021

  Exercise: Testing via debugger Part-1     Now let’s check whether created tasks are really executing on the microcontroller or not. First, Compile the project (Figure 1).    After…

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