Getting Started with STM32

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When you're ready for a professional processor with professional tools, debugger, and hundreds of processor choices, you may want to consider the STM32.
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The "Getting Started with STM32" class will cover:

1. The 64-Pin NUCLEO boards (NUCLEO-F103RB as the example)
2. The STM32-F103RB processor (as the example)
3. Creating a new project using STM32CubeIDE_1.9.0
4. Configure your processor's clock speed SYSCLK
5. JTAG (SWD) debugging
6. Add console serial and printf() output
7. Fix Eclipse's Small Icon issue
8. Using the NUCLEO-F103RB in other development environments
9. Questions and Answers

Attendees will need a laptop running Windows with an available USB port.
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