The examples of the REMCU lib (https://remotemcu.github.io/)
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The examples of the REMCU lib (https://remotemcu.github.io/)
一个志在实现STM32F1、F2和F4工程模板的项目,集成了FreeRTOS、LWIP、FATFS、DSP、USB、IAP、菜单库、有限状态机模板等等的组件,以及未来将加入的加密、BPNN、最小二乘、音频图片视频解码、LittlevGL等诸多常用的算法或组件,并具有良好的易用性、解耦性和可剪裁性!
Tiny peripheral library for STM8 microcontrolles
STM32 eXtensible Peripheral Drivers
STC89C52RC terminal core linked into SDCC MCS-51 firmware, with HEX checks and generic C52 simulation; peripherals unverified.
Bare-metal STM32F1 firmware built from scratch with CMSIS and Makefile. Includes register-level drivers for GPIO, UART, ADC, Timers, and SysTick — featuring custom linker scripts, startup code, and GDB/OpenOCD workflow.
This repository provides a ready-to-use template for quickly working with the peripherals of the LandTiger development board based on the ARM Cortex-M3 (LPC1768). It includes modular drivers, practical examples, and an organized structure for embedded projects.
SH1106 driver 1.3 OLED
peripherio: The peripheral interface abstraction (wip)
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Access HTU21 (SHT21, SI7021) environmental sensor over I²C with this GoLang package. Periph.io driver?
Cross-platform software SPI driver for master device
Peripheral Driver development for ARM Cortex-M4F
STM32 library in C++ : A collection of lightweight C/C++ libraries, utilities, and examples for STM32 microcontrollers and embedded firmware development.
Linux driver for all TourBox models - Tweaks for Ubuntu Studio use. Should work across Ubuntus.
The Thunderbolt Dock Driver provides a stable connection for displaying content on external monitors. It supports efficient data transfer between the dock and the connected laptop via the Thunderbolt 4 bus
A simple library for STM32 drivers: I2C, SPI, UART, and GPIO for bare-metal programming.
STM32 embedded systems laboratory using STM32 HAL, featuring hands-on firmware experiments, peripheral configuration, and ARM Cortex-M development in C.
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