ARM Cortex M Microcontroller DMA Programming Demystified
Direct Memory Access Demystified with STM32 Peripherals (ADC, SRAM,UART,M2M,M2P,P2M) and Embedded C code Exercises
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10 hours
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May 2025
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What you will learn
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Fundamentals of Direct Memory Access in a Microcontroller
The Microcontroller Architecture and Bus interfaces
Bus matrix of the ARM cortex M based MCU
Concurrent data access from ARM and DMA
DMA control configurations like burst size, FIFO, Alignment
DMA Controller internals and Bus interfaces
DMA Controller channels,Streams,priority
Memory to Memory data transfer using DMA and Exercises
Peripheral to Memory and Memory to Peripheral DMA and Programming exercises
Peripheral DMA configurations
DMA controller interrupts and interrupts handling
Debugging
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Our Verdict
With an effective balance between foundational concepts and hands-on exercises, the DMA Programming Demystified course stands out. It offers an engaging learning experience for those interested in mastering the intricacies of Direct Memory Access with ARM Cortex M microcontrollers, despite a minor variation from the reported syllabus. Furthermore, potential learners can anticipate insights into various aspects of STM32 programming within this Udemy course.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of DMA architecture and use on ARM Cortex M3/M4 microcontrollers, with a focus on STM32F
- Complemented with exercises and real-world scenarios for practicing and applying DMA concepts
- Instructor provides clear explanations and maintains an appropriate pace throughout the course, suitable for both beginners and experienced learners
- The course design encourages the exploration of other CORTEX M3/M4 microcontrollers and IDEs
Potential Drawbacks
- Certain topics, such as circular buffer mode and burst mode, are mentioned but not fully covered during the reported timeframe
- A minority of learners suggest that adjustments to the presentation pace could cater better to experienced individuals
- Some of the course material might be confusing when dealing with simultaneous scrolling of program listings and documentation
- Could benefit from a more thorough practical example, possibly incorporating ADC data, displaying it on an LCD via SPI/I2C or discussing PWM applications and other scenarios
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06/09/2017
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29/09/2019
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