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As an electronic engineer, you can get started with microcontrollers in the following ways:Online tutorials and courses : There are many online platforms that provide a wealth of MCU tutorials and courses, including websites such as Coursera, Udemy, edX, etc., as well as video tutorials on YouTube. These tutorials usually cover MCU knowledge from basic to advanced, and provide practical experience with actual projects.Books and reference materials : There are many classic books and reference materials on microcontrollers, such as "Microcontroller Principles and Applications", "Arduino Programming from Beginner to Mastery", etc. Reading these books can systematically learn the principles, programming methods and application skills of microcontrollers.Online communities and forums : Join online communities and forums related to microcontrollers, such as the Arduino official forum, STM32 community, etc. In these communities, you can ask questions to other enthusiasts, share experiences, and get practical advice and tips.Practical projects : Learn MCU through practical projects. You can start with some simple projects, such as LED flashing, button control, etc., and gradually expand to more complex projects, such as sensor applications, wireless communication, etc. Practice is the best way to improve skills, and it can also help you understand the principles and working methods of MCU more deeply.Participate in training and workshops : Sometimes, attending offline MCU training classes or workshops is also a good way to learn. In these trainings, you can interact with instructors and other students, conduct on-site experiments and project development, and accelerate the learning process.No matter which way you choose to get started, persistence in learning and practice is the key. Gradually mastering the principles and programming skills of single-chip microcomputers, you will be able to apply single-chip microcomputer technology in various electronic projects and realize your own creativity and ideas. I wish you success in your single-chip microcomputer learning journey!
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