ADC Base 🟣 STM32 Programming with STM32F103C8T6 Blue Pill C++ (Analog to Digital Converter) 

I have an email address on the channel page. On desktop, it is next to my logo > more links > channel details. You can send whatever you got on the chip via that email. I provided no garantees that I can actually get the chip to program. The odds of success are low if the manufacturer does not support the chip anymore.

@@BinderTronics Thank You, I will send the info ASAP, and if you can resolve this issue, I will pay you for your precious time.

For later videos. DS3231 is a RTC over I2C and the USB is for a V-com port. The USB only provides for now. People skip over the hardware sections of the other video so I put the whole hardware setup in one video for those that are interested. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Lg_00KVXiwQ.html FYI new videos are realest once a month.

k so the chip is not listed or is deprecated. If it is ARM based then you can use openOCD and a dap-link based debugger with a SWD or JTAG interface. You can ask here if you need help identifying the chip electronics.stackexchange.com/ . TL;DR need more info

@@BinderTronics Thank you, but the board on which the chip is soldered already has the SRX, STX, and GND interface. Would the openOCD work with that type of serial interface?

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 Seems like you have a datasheet and I don't or you are working off board markings. "SRX, STX, and GND" this look like a uart bootloader. There are no results for SC14430 on the English internet. Can't really help if there is no SKU or part number that links to a datasheet.

@@BinderTronics Thanks again, so this is the same as the SC1408 for which the datasheet is available. I posted the link to the datasheet, but RU-vid deleted it.

The primary constraint is time. I am leaning more towards the ESP32-S3. The pico W is up for consideration but it is a underwhelming MCU. The Renesas RA4M1 is now also on the list. Nordic is also somewhere there. This is all predicated on whenever I am done with the STM32s and whatever the trends indicate. I can do videos on GigaDevice, Maxim or Texas Instruments MCUs but the interest is just not there. Also I despise editing.

@BinderTronics np man I wished I could learn about pico w in c from you but np I wish you good luck even what u mentioned are worth learning as well. BTW do u suggest me any good books for learning about avr microcontroller?

Honestly the datasheet and official documentation on the SDK (if there is one) are your best friends. It is not easy question to answer. The best teacher I have found is to pick a personal project you care about and get it to the point where it is user friendly. The moment the project has an inconvenience or needs manual intervention fix it. The project will spear the research.

I am currently not uploading the source for the foreseeable future.

You seem very distressed. You do not understand because you have never done serious high speed DSP. No-one uses the basic ADC on a STM but you still need to under stand it. The meat and potato's sit with DMA. Zero clock cycles wasted on operating the ADC. Set it and forget it. It will sample in the background. You only need to read the sample data out fast enough. Hands down the best ADCs I have ever used are from ST. Renasa is a close second. "select channel,switch it to sample and hold,start sampling ,give result" Exactly the same for a ST chips when using blocking samples. "Microchip Risk Processors" PIC is horrendous. "inter channel interference is a big issue. Nobody is addressing" This is a you problem. Fix your circuit. You likely have capacitive coupling caused by something external.