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Certification Course in Embedded Systems Design with STM32 & ARM Cortex-M

This comprehensive certification course offers in-depth training in embedded systems design using STM32 microcontrollers based on ARM Cortex-M architecture.

Targeted at learners with foundational knowledge, the course covers advanced topics including Embedded C programming, ADC integration, LCD interfacing, UART communication, timer management, and motor control.

Learners will complete a series of structured projects combining real-time hardware implementation and Proteus simulations, providing practical experience in developing, debugging, and deploying embedded applications.

Utilizing STM32CubeIDE, the course equips learners with the expertise necessary for professional roles in embedded system development, automation, and control systems.

Level

Expert
Total Enrolled

175
Duration

19 hours 12 minutes
Enrollment validity

Enrollment validity: Lifetime
Certificate

Certificate of completion

Course Curriculum

Welcome to the Course!

Module 1: Fundamentals of Embedded C using STM32CubeIDE

Topic 1: Introduction to Embedded C

07:02
Topic 2: Setting up and installation of STM32CubeIDE

18:45
Topic 3: Understanding of Code Organization

12:18
Topic 4: Basics of C Programming for Embedded Systems

11:05
Topic 5: Constants in C – Static, Volatile, and Constant Parameters

23:33
Topic 6: Variables and data types- Selection and usage rules

16:56
Topic 7: Structure of a C program

21:46
Topic 8: If Conditional statements

23:53
Topic 9: Enumerations (ENUMS) in C

20:10
Topic 10: Switch case statements: syntax and usage

16:59
Topic 11: Loops in C- For And While

14:01
Topic 12: Functions in C: declaration and implementation

19:21
Topic 13: Pointers in C

23:18
Topic 14: Macros in Embedded C

14:38

Module 2: LED Blinking Project using STM32CubeIDE

Module 3: Single & Dual Seven Segment Display with STM32

Module 4: Working with LCDs on STM32 — Three Hands-On Projects

Topic 1: Project 1.1 – Interfacing LCD: Hardware Setup & Basic Command Programming

27:05
Topic 2: Project 1.2 – Interfacing LCD: Initialization & String Display Functions

14:07
Topic 3: Project 1.3 – Interfacing LCD: Simulating LCD Character Display in Proteus

14:27
Topic 4: Project 2.1 – LCD Character Rotation: Pinout, Clock & GPIO Configuration

26:10
Topic 5: Project 2.2 – LCD Character Rotation: Initialization & Positioning

15:17
Topic 6: Project 2.3 – LCD Character Rotation: Loop Structures to LCD Setup in Proteus

16:23
Topic 7: Project 2.4 – LCD Character Rotation: Proteus Simulation

06:33
Topic 8: Project 3.1 – Printing Custom Characters in LCD

22:51
Topic 9: Project 3.2 – Printing Custom Characters in LCD: Pin & Clock Setup

26:46
Topic 10: Project 3.3 – Printing Custom Characters in LCD: Using LCD Functions to write characters

26:11
Topic 11: Project 3.4 – Printing Custom Characters: Simulation in Proteus

19:40

Module 5: STM32 ADC: From Simulation to Hardware

Module 6: STM32 Advanced ADC Projects — Single and Multi-Channel ADC with LCD Display

Module 7: STM32 Timer Basics and LED Toggling Projects

Module 8: STM32 Timer Interrupts with UART Callback

Module 9: STM32 Motor Control — Stepper and Servo Motors

DIY Projects:

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Hardware & Software Required

Hardware: STM32 development board (e.g., STM32F4 Discovery or STM32 Nucleo), Multimeter, Oscilloscope, Sensors (voltage, current), Breadboard, Power supply, CAN transceiver.

Software: STM32CubeIDE, STM32CubeMX, Keil MDK-ARM, Proteus for simulation.

DIY Projects Included

Project: Development of an Advanced Embedded System for Electric Vehicle Battery Monitoring and Protection

The project involves designing and developing an embedded system based on the ARM Cortex-M4 microcontroller to monitor battery voltage, current, and energy consumption in electric vehicles. The system will include safety features for detecting overcurrent and provide real-time data via CAN communication.

Course Benefits

For Professionals:

Master STM32 programming on ARM Cortex-M for embedded applications.
Design real-time embedded systems with hands-on projects
Gain expertise in UART, timers, and PWM motor control.
Learn hardware debugging, Proteus simulation, and STM32CubeIDE deployment.
Boost career opportunities in automotive and industrial embedded systems.

For Freshers:

Get trained in STM32 microcontrollers and Embedded C.
Complete practical projects with LEDs, LCDs, ADCs, and motors.
Understand real-time systems and UART communication basics.
Build a strong foundation for embedded systems careers.
Improve job readiness for automotive and electronics industries.

Technical expertise you will gain

Develop & Program embedded applications using STM32 microcontrollers based on ARM Cortex-M architecture.
Write, debug, & optimize Embedded C code for real-time hardware interfacing and control.
Implement UART communication protocols and configure timer interrupts for efficient embedded system operation.
Interface and control a variety of peripherals including LEDs, LCDs, 7-segment displays, ADCs, and motors (stepper and servo) using STM32 MCUs.
Perform simulation and testing of embedded designs with Proteus, alongside real-time hardware deployment using STM32CubeIDE.
Acquire practical skills in timer management, GPIO configuration, ADC signal processing, and PWM-based motor control.

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Who can take this course?

This course is suitable for those who have basic understanding of microcontroller programming & prior knowledge of embedded systems.

Freshers
Professionals

Personalized Trainer Support Portal:

24/7 Access to a personalized trainer support portal.
One-on-One Mentorship for queries and project guidance.
Access to diverse resources, including recorded lectures, reading materials, and practical guides.
Dedicated forums for content discussion, insights, and project collaboration.
Regular Feedback from trainers for comprehensive understanding and improvement.

Level

Expert
Total Enrolled

175
Duration

19 hours 12 minutes
Enrollment validity

Enrollment validity: Lifetime
Certificate

Certificate of completion

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Certification Course in Embedded Systems Design with STM32 & ARM Cortex-M

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Course Curriculum

Welcome to the Course!

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Module 1: Fundamentals of Embedded C using STM32CubeIDE

Topic 1: Introduction to Embedded C

Topic 2: Setting up and installation of STM32CubeIDE

Topic 3: Understanding of Code Organization

Topic 4: Basics of C Programming for Embedded Systems

Topic 5: Constants in C – Static, Volatile, and Constant Parameters

Topic 6: Variables and data types- Selection and usage rules

Topic 7: Structure of a C program

Topic 8: If Conditional statements

Topic 9: Enumerations (ENUMS) in C

Topic 10: Switch case statements: syntax and usage

Topic 11: Loops in C- For And While

Topic 12: Functions in C: declaration and implementation

Topic 13: Pointers in C

Topic 14: Macros in Embedded C

Module 2: LED Blinking Project using STM32CubeIDE

Topic 1: Project 1 – LED Blinking with STM32CubeIDE

Topic 2: Project 2 – LED Blinking Across Multiple GPIO Ports in STM32

Topic 3: Project 3 – LED Blinking Using Arrays

Module 3: Single & Dual Seven Segment Display with STM32

Topic 1: Project 1.1 – Interfacing Single Seven Segment: Programming

Topic 2: Project 1.2 – Interfacing Single Seven Segment: Simulation in Proteus

Topic 3: Project 2.1 – Interfacing Double Seven Segment: Programming

Topic 4: Project 2.2 – Interfacing Double Seven Segment: Completing Code

Topic 5: Project 2.3 – Interfacing Double Seven Segment: Simulation in Proteus

Module 4: Working with LCDs on STM32 — Three Hands-On Projects

Topic 1: Project 1.1 – Interfacing LCD: Hardware Setup & Basic Command Programming

Topic 2: Project 1.2 – Interfacing LCD: Initialization & String Display Functions

Topic 3: Project 1.3 – Interfacing LCD: Simulating LCD Character Display in Proteus

Topic 4: Project 2.1 – LCD Character Rotation: Pinout, Clock & GPIO Configuration

Topic 5: Project 2.2 – LCD Character Rotation: Initialization & Positioning

Topic 6: Project 2.3 – LCD Character Rotation: Loop Structures to LCD Setup in Proteus

Topic 7: Project 2.4 – LCD Character Rotation: Proteus Simulation

Topic 8: Project 3.1 – Printing Custom Characters in LCD

Topic 9: Project 3.2 – Printing Custom Characters in LCD: Pin & Clock Setup

Topic 10: Project 3.3 – Printing Custom Characters in LCD: Using LCD Functions to write characters

Topic 11: Project 3.4 – Printing Custom Characters: Simulation in Proteus

Module 5: STM32 ADC: From Simulation to Hardware

Topic 1: Introduction to ADC in STM32

Topic 2: Project 1.1 – ADC Reading Using a Potentiometer: Pin Configuration & ADC Code Setup

Topic 3: Project 1.2 – ADC Reading Using a Potentiometer: Real-Time Simulation

Topic 4: Project 2.1 – ADC Hardware Display on LCD: Project Setup & Code Initialization

Topic 5: Project 2.2 – ADC Hardware Display on LCD: Function Programming

Topic 6: Project 2.3 – ADC Hardware Display on LCD: Debugging & Real-Time Output

Module 6: STM32 Advanced ADC Projects — Single and Multi-Channel ADC with LCD Display

Topic1: Project 1.1 – Same ADC Diff Channels: Board Setup & LCD Command Basics

Topic 2: Project 1.2 – Same ADC Diff Channels: LCD Display Logic & Channel Positioning

Topic 3: Project 1.3 – Same ADC Diff Channels: While Loop & Real-Time Display

Topic 4: Project 2.1 – Diff ADC Diff Channels: Board & Pin Setup, ADC Initialization

Topic 5: Project 2.2 – Diff ADC Diff Channels: LCD Write, GPIO-LCD Integration

Topic 6: Projcet 2.3 – Diff ADC Diff Channels: ADC Conversion & Real-Time Display

Module 7: STM32 Timer Basics and LED Toggling Projects

Topic 1: Introduction to Timers in STM32

Topic 2: Project 1.1 – Timer 500ms Toggling LED: Timer Setup & Configuration

Topic 3: Project 1.2 – Timer 500ms Toggling LED: Coding & Real-Time Simulation

Topic 4: Project 2.1 – Timer 1s Toggling LED: Timer Setup & Configuration

Topic 5: Project 2.2 – Timer 1s Toggling LED: Programming & Real-Time Simulation

Topic 6: Project 3.1 – Timer Interrupt LED Toggle: Setup, NVIC & IRQ Handling

Topic 7: Project 3.2 – Timer Interrupt LED Toggle: Coding & Simulation

Module 8: STM32 Timer Interrupts with UART Callback

Topic 1: Project 1.1 – Timer Int Call UART: Setup, & LED Toggle via Callback

Topic 2: Project 1.2 – Timer Int Call UART: UART Send to Docklight Callback

Topic 3: Project 1.3 – Timer Int Call UART: Timer Logic, Volatile & Callback Concepts

Topic 4: Project 1.4 – Timer Int Call UART: Callback Handling & Real-Time Simulation

Module 9: STM32 Motor Control — Stepper and Servo Motors

Topic 1: Stepper Motor – Fundamentals, Configuration, & Real-Time STM32 Control

Topic 2: Servo Motor – PWM Concepts, Programming & Real-Time STM32 Control

DIY Projects:

Project: Design and Implementation of Embedded Systems Applications Using STM32 – A Practical Approach to GPIO, ADC, Timers, Displays, and Motor Control

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