HI, the good source of information requested, github.com/eclipse-threadx/rtos-docs /PR TechTalk

Glad you enjoyed it /PR TechTalk

Thanks. As a non-native English speaker, I had to look up the word "ardent" since it is not commonly used in my vocabulary. Regarding Espressif, I don't plan on doing anything with this MCU. The reason is that there is already a lot of material out there, and I struggle to find my niche here. But you never know :-) PR TechTalk

Hi, Do you run Windows or Mac ? /PR TechTalk

Hi Again I just verifyed on PC running same version as you 1.15.1 and it works for me just fine. If not someone Else will verify running MAC OS i can do this also within a couple of weeks. /PR TechTalk

​@@prtechtalk416I use win10, and still can not find a soultion😢

​@@prtechtalk416 I found that I have to use 'Alt + /' to show template proposals, while 'Ctrl + Space' only works for "structure pointer->" (e.g., GPIOA-> followed by Ctrl + Space). Anyway，I'm so happy AutoComplete works!! Thank you

Hi, you are correct the STM32 does not run directly from +5V or fully charged 1Cel Li-Ion battery. Some pins have posibility to interface towards 5V logic but cant drive 5V output. So if you are familiar with Microchip´s AVR and they fulfill your requirement, then your MCU´s selection is Clear. Thanks for your comment´s and have a nice summer :-) /PR TechTalk

@@prtechtalk416 interestingly, other manufacturers that offer "32-bit replacements for 8-bit mcus" do that with 5V-powered options. But not ST.

That is depending on the process they run on, If they use a process bigger than 90nm then 5Volt is doable, But bigger process drives bigger silicon and that drives cost and current consumption. All descissions have 2 sides benefits and drawback. /PR TechTalk

Your Welcome. Dont forget to hit the Subscribe also ( it is free of charge :-) ) /PR TechTalk

@@prtechtalk416 can you please suggest me the boards having risc -v processor which supports threadx , I need to do port threadx for risc-v based architecture boards.... Please suggest?

Hi, my experience with Risc-V is quite limited (Read non existing) . But after some Googling perhaps take a look at www.sifive.com/boards/hifive1-rev-b. But i prefered if you stick with STM32 :-) /PR TechTalk

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Hi Andrea and thanks for your comment. Firstly their is no Correct approach, only mor or less good way to do things 🙂. I need to jump question 1 for now i need to think about this. Reg 2 i would change the priority on the consumer task so it gets a fair chanse to keep up with the producing task. You could also read up on the tx_thread_relinquish command that might be usefull. /PR TechTalk

@@prtechtalk416 thank you for your kind response! i'm trying to build in my mind a "method" to use with the RTOS , its my frist experience with an RTOS. i will for sure give a look at the the tx_thread_relinquish command! thank you !

Hi Peter thanks for your comment. As always their is not only benefits from selecting one their is also drawbacks. So what to use is up to you as desinger but it´s good that their are alternatives. So base on the below statements i would select Static if i had ram enough, and in case i where low on ram resources get a bigger MCU or use tx_byte-pool. In my example i clearly made the stacks to big but i have enough memory so no harm in this. Static Allocation: Offers simplicity, performance, and predictability, but lacks flexibility and can lead to inefficient RAM usage. tx_byte_pool Allocation: Provides flexibility and efficient RAM usage, but adds complexity and potential performance overhead. /PR TechTalk

Hej !. Pls dont forget that within CubeMX their is a greate deal of examples that you can take a look at. Might be that SPI -> eeprom will come in future videos so stay subscribed and hit the bell to get notified when new content is released. PR TechTalk

Stay tuned for that :-) .

Hi, glad you got helped in getting started with your new development board. /PR TechTalk

You can enable the NVIC using CubeMX. /PR TechTalk

Hi , Sorry but i do not have that inside information from ST. /PR TechTalk

Hi, the USB cable that is used for ST-Link is also carry the UART at the same time /PR TechTalk

Hi Andrea, I use this since DTS is so easy to get started and use, and you can free the ADC to other tasks, Normally you need long sampling time for the analog tempsensor and that could interfere with other more high priority measurments. /PR TechTalk

@@prtechtalk416 thank you! p.s. if i can make a suggestion for next videos it will be awesome if you talk about how to connect a QSPI memory and map it in ROM, and also to continue with threadX. best reguards

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Hi, I have not tried to use Espressif´s ESP8266 as a Wifi dongle, but I guess you need to load the module with a firmware specific to this use case, and then connect these using UART / SPI to the STM32. God Luck. And pls don't forget to his the Subscribe button :-) / PR TechTalk

Hi, one way to measure the time taken is to count MCU cycles, take a note on the current counter on int and then when the callback have started , then you have your time. To minimize time then one way is to maximize clock frequency. Don't forget to hit the Subscribe button :-) /PR TechTalk

Hi and thanks for your suggestion, TrustZone is a good suggestion so hit the subscribe button and the bell to get notified when/if I release a video on this topic. /PR TechTalk

If i understand your application correct you have a set of ADC channels you regulary sample and only the Vbat you would like to sample less often. If this is the case the i would set a separate timer to trigger only the Vbat channel. /PR TechTalk

@@prtechtalk416 yes you understanded very well my application! i want to not discharge the battery with to much readings , so it is possible to have a dma based readings for all the channel except the vbat and a single channel software activated polling for the Vbat? how can be possible to select this method with the cube ? if i select scan mode isnt for ALL the channel? thank you!

Hi Andrea, Sure you can get half full interrupt also. Test this code: void HAL_ADC_ConvHalfCpltCallback(ADC_HandleTypeDef* hadc) { if (hadc->Instance == ADC1) { // Handle half buffer full interrupt } } Good Luck /Peter Ranemyr

Sorry missed their was 2 questions. Also yes on this question, you can direct the DMA result from ADC directly to TIM1_CCR1 ( for tim1) Good Luck /PR TechTalk

@@prtechtalk416 Hi! i think this is for a ADC conversion, in this video we are using DAC , so its equal for memory to periferal direction? thank you for your kind responce

Hi, thanks for this comment i didnt check this myself. Butif ou have another Nucleoboard with STLink-V3 you can use that interface to debug on this Nucelo board, You do need som extra cables and could be fiddly, so perhaps not worth the effort.

@@prtechtalk416 That's the problem. I do have few external ST-LINK V3 programmers, but I can't be bothered with the cables and still use built in V2 mostly. They just saved few cents on that probably. Would been nice to see V3 on all new boards.

@@TriodeTetrode Probably would have been overkill for such a simple chip, where the debugger cost more than the target onboard. At least you got USBC on it lol little victories.

@@EdwinFairchild USBC itself doesn't cost any more literally than any other USB socket. Only 2 extra resistors are added for USB-C usually, that's it. I'm aware of price would be higher. However I'm sure when in mass production it wouldn't make much difference, maybe few euros here or there. I also think ST charges too much for ST-LINK V3 on board.

@@TriodeTetrode Do you mean a standalone st link v3? because if you mean onboard like in a nucleo , the stm32g4 has a v3 and that board cost 15 bucks. StLink V3 mods cost 8 bucks and StLink V3 mini cost 11 bucks, a full blown kit cost 35 bucks. it dont think thats unreasonable.

Thank you for watching! I'm glad you found it interesting.

No ??

Thanks for replying to my comment anyway, did you plan to continue threadX video? it will be very interesting ! best reguards

Hi, That is a high posibility for more Threadx Videos in the future, so stay tuned :-)

Glad you found it interesting. Reson for using J2 is that the J2 is sourcing the MCU only and their was already pins soldered. To use J3 you need to attach the pinheader and desolder the 0ohm resistor also. Thank you for your suggestion on comming topics. /PR TechTalk

Thank you so much 😀

Who needs a crown when I have awesome viewers like you?

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Hi, im a it unsure over your question, but to program any ST MCU you need some kind of tool. Could be STLink or similar. FTDI is "only" a USB to Uart converter and could be a part of a programmer.

Hi, Video Uart bus ? Or Video and Uart ? I have made videos on TouchGfx for Display and other videos on Uart.

@@prtechtalk416 video uart bus..thanks..sir

Hi, that is impossible to answer need to see whole project to being able to respond,

@@prtechtalk416 how to send you the project?

@@prtechtalk416 but you can try. please enable dma interrupt toggle a pin. i have tried with G4 and U5.

Hi, Thanks for your input. I do not have any F4 that i am aware of and cant verify so i need to take your word for it.

You need to make a new connection

The Terminal that i used in this video is a part of STM32Ide enviroment but an external one.

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That is up to you to decide what you want to happen. Interrupt and callback is a way to organize your software, and their are several other methods that you can use or combine. Main Loop is One, RTOS is another. all have their pros and cons. /PR TechTalk

Hi, no i haven’t made any video on how to implement eth interface yet,

Thanks 🙏

Got it to work all to work and able to program and monitor power consumption. Very cool tool.

Greate to hear that you concurred your problems.

Your welcome 🙏