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hexreader's STM32 learning code

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Author: Hex Hexreader

Last Updated: 2016-02-20

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

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nothing very clever here, just odd little projects that I make as I learn how to use ARM chips on EasyMxPROv7 board. Just for fun, and only because there is so little ARM code out there.

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17 September 2012 simple frequency generator utility added to show PWM library use

06 September 2012 learning to use one of the two Digital to Analogue Converters.

Folder "DAC" - My first learning exercise is outputting a simple step waveform on PA4. You will need to connect an oscilloscope to PA4 (and oscilloscope ground to GND) to see the output.

Folder "DACtriangle" - crude use of the DAC automatic triangle mode

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