If you are a beginner and want to work on any microcontroller, these are the series of simple projects to start with and you can follow the exact sequence.
- LED Blinking – A basic project to get started with STM32CubeIDE.
- Button-Controlled LED – Use external push buttons to toggle an LED.
- Seven-Segment Display – Show numbers using a 7-segment display.
- UART Communication – Send and receive data via serial communication.
- I2C and SPI Interfaces – Communicate with sensors and peripherals. (Flash, EEPROM)
- Real-Time Clock (RTC) – Implement a basic clock with timekeeping. (I2C)
- PWM Control – Adjust LED brightness or control a motor.
- Analog Sensor Reading – Read temperature or light sensors via ADC.
- Low-Power Mode – Optimize power consumption for battery-powered applications. If your microcontroller supports low power
- Button-Controlled LED – Use external push buttons to toggle an LED.
- Seven-Segment Display – Show numbers using a 7-segment display.
- UART Communication – Send and receive data via serial communication.
- I2C and SPI Interfaces – Communicate with sensors and peripherals. (Flash, EEPROM)
- Real-Time Clock (RTC) – Implement a basic clock with timekeeping. (I2C)
- PWM Control – Adjust LED brightness or control a motor.
- Analog Sensor Reading – Read temperature or light sensors via ADC.
- Low-Power Mode – Optimize power consumption for battery-powered applications. If your microcontroller supports low power
- Interfacing a LCD - Interface a 16x2 Alphanumeric LCD as a starting point
- Add wireless capability - Add a simple add-on wireless board as MCU doesn't support wireless. Wireless board can be Bluetooth or Wi-Fi or Zigbee
- Tracking Application - Add location tracking capability by interfacing a GPS module board
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