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For beginners, learning microcontrollers can be done through the following ways:

  1. Online course platform : Many online learning platforms (such as Coursera, Udemy, edX, etc.) provide microcontroller courses specifically for beginners. These courses usually include video lectures, experimental projects, programming exercises, etc., which are suitable for beginners to learn systematically.

  2. University or College Courses : If you are attending a university or other educational institution, you can look into relevant electrical engineering or computer engineering courses, which often include basic knowledge and practical courses on microcontrollers.

  3. E-books and textbooks : There are many classic MCU textbooks suitable for beginners, such as "MCU Principles and Applications", "Embedded C Language Programming", etc. These books will comprehensively introduce the knowledge of MCU from basic principles to practical applications.

  4. Online resources and communities : There are many free microcontroller tutorials and project examples on the Internet, and you can find these resources through search engines. In addition, it is also a good choice to join microcontroller-related forums and communities to exchange learning experiences with other enthusiasts.

  5. Practical projects : Through hands-on practice, you can consolidate what you have learned. You can try some simple MCU projects, such as LED light control, temperature sensor reading, car obstacle avoidance, etc. These projects can help you have a deeper understanding of the working principle and programming skills of MCU.

By comprehensively utilizing the above resources, you can systematically learn and master the knowledge and skills of microcontrollers, laying a solid foundation for future project development and application.

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If you want to learn MCU software programming, you can consider the following resources:

  1. Arduino IDE : Arduino is a very popular open source hardware platform that provides an easy-to-use integrated development environment (IDE) where you can write, debug, and upload code to the Arduino board. Arduino IDE supports C/C++ programming and is suitable for beginners.

  2. STM32CubeIDE : STM32CubeIDE is an integrated development environment launched by STMicroelectronics specifically for the development of STM32 series microcontrollers. It is developed based on Eclipse, supports C/C++ language programming, has rich code examples and project templates, and is suitable for learning App programming for STM32 microcontrollers.

  3. Mbed Studio : Mbed Studio is a free integrated development environment launched by Arm for developing embedded applications based on the Arm Cortex-M series processors. It provides an easy-to-use interface and rich library functions, suitable for beginners to learn microcontroller App programming.

  4. PlatformIO : PlatformIO is a cross-platform development ecosystem that supports a variety of development boards and microcontroller platforms, including Arduino, ESP8266, ESP32, STM32, etc. It provides powerful command line tools and integrated development environment, supports multiple programming languages (such as C/C++, Python, etc.), and is suitable for beginners with a certain programming foundation.

The above are some commonly used MCU App programming tools. You can choose the appropriate tools to learn according to your needs and interests. I hope it will be helpful to you!

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Learning MCU application programming (App) can help you further understand embedded systems and hardware control. Here are some MCU App programming resources suitable for beginners:

  1. Arduino IDE :

    • Arduino is a very popular open source hardware and software platform suitable for rapid prototyping and production. Arduino IDE is an integrated development environment for writing and uploading code to Arduino boards. It is simple and easy to use, suitable for beginners.
  2. mBlock :

    • mBlock is a programming software based on Scratch that can be used to program Arduino and some other hardware platforms. It provides a graphical programming interface, making programming more intuitive and easy to understand.
  3. MIT App Inventor :

    • MIT App Inventor is a free graphical development tool for creating Android applications. You can use it to design and program applications that communicate with a microcontroller, such as over a Bluetooth or WiFi connection.
  4. Blynk :

    • Blynk is a platform for creating IoT (Internet of Things) applications that works with hardware platforms like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc. It provides a simple to use mobile application that enables you to control and monitor your microcontroller projects from your phone.
  5. ESP-IDF :

    • ESP-IDF is the official development framework provided by Espressif Systems for ESP32 and ESP8266 microcontrollers, supporting C and C++ programming languages. You can use ESP-IDF to develop microcontroller applications with rich functions, such as WiFi control, sensor data acquisition, etc.
  6. PlatformIO :

    • PlatformIO is an open source cross-platform integrated development environment that supports multiple hardware platforms and development frameworks, including Arduino, ESP-IDF, STM32, etc. It provides a wealth of libraries and tools suitable for developing various types of microcontroller applications.

By learning the above tools and platforms, you can master the basic principles and development skills of MCU applications and develop your own MCU projects. I wish you a smooth study!

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