Interrupts Tutorial On Mbed STM32 Nucleo Boards

In this video we'll discuss how to use a very basic interrupt routine with Mbed for the Nucleo stm32 boards. Now if you don't already know about interrupts you might think this can easily be done with an if statement. This is called Polling. Polling is slow, wasteful of CPU time and if you had 100s of these conditions, you might not check them in time. If you're watching this you're a serious programmer now so you need to use interrupt routines.

Link to code: https://github.com/hadefuwa/mbed-stm32/blob/main/interrupt-example-yt

If you'd like to follow along with this series then you'd need to get yourself an stm32 board. I'm using the F401RE, I highly recommend it. Just google STM32 F401RE.

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Hi, I'm Hamed, an Electrical & Electronics Engineering Student in Leeds, UK. At the time of recording this video I am in my second year at university.

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