Microcontrollers & Iot: Learn With Real Online Hardware

Microcontrollers & Iot: Learn With Real Online Hardware
Published 3/2025
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Learn Microcontrollers with Keil & MBED OS. Explore GPIOs, PWM, ADC, Serial Debugging & Online Hardware Labs!

What you’ll learn

Program microcontrollers and IoT devices (STM32 WB55RG) using MBED OS 6 and Keil Studio Cloud.

Write, upload, and test embedded software on real hardware through LabsLand, with access included in the course.

Control LEDs, buttons, servo motors, and other peripherals in hands-on microcontroller projects.

Use serial communication for debugging and interacting with embedded systems efficiently.

Requirements

Basic programming experience in any language (C, Python, Java, etc.).

No prior embedded systems or microcontroller knowledge required.

No hardware purchases needed, you will be given access to real hardware devices online

A computer with an internet connection to access Keil Studio Cloud and LabsLand.

Description

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome & What You Will Learn

Lecture 2 Setting Up our IDE: Keil Studio Cloud

Lecture 3 Accessing the Remote Hardware (STM32 microcontroller) with LabsLand

Section 2: Your First Hands-On Project: LEDs Control

Lecture 4 Understanding GPIOs: Digital I/O, LEDs and Buttons

Lecture 5 The Nucleo-WB55RG, Pinout and Fritzing diagrams

Lecture 6 Using DigitalIn and DigitalOut to control LEDs and Buttons in Mbed

Section 3: Debugging Tools & Analog Inputs

Lecture 7 The Serial Terminal – Debugging & Printing Data

Lecture 8 Reading Analog Inputs (Potentiometers) with ADC

Section 4: PWM, Brightness and Servo Control

Lecture 9 Pulse-Width Modulation (PWM)

Lecture 10 Using PWM In Practise for Brightness Control

Lecture 11 Introduction to Servo Motors

Lecture 12 Using PWM In Practise to Control a Servo

Lecture 13 Introduction to Hybrid Labs: Combining real hardware with virtual environments

Students, hobbyists, and engineers interested in microcontrollers and IoT.,Software developers curious about hardware programming and embedded systems.,Anyone who wants to learn microcontroller programming without buying hardware.,STEM educators looking for an accessible, hands-on learning tool for their students.