Embedded Systems with ARM Cortex and STM32
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A 14 day proven course to a higher paying career in embedded systems, with deep understanding of ARM Cortex and STM32
Created By 1
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A 14 day proven course to a higher paying career in embedded systems, with deep understanding of ARM Cortex and STM32
Created By 1
English
ARM Cortex Family
Cortex-M Family
Exception Model and Vector Table
Core Blocks inside the ARM microcontroller
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Do you like working with microcontrollers, sensors, and other embedded devices?
✓ Do you want a successful career in embedded systems, but can't find the right resources?
✓ Are you preparing for a job interview in embedded systems?
✓ Do you already have a career in embedded systems, but want to start working on more engaging projects?
This course on the "Foundations of embedded systems with ARM Cortex and STM32" is the right choice. Try it for 30 days with a no questions asked, money back guarantee, and you will thank yourself for making the right decision.
Your instructor
You will be learning the material from the best of the best in the industry. Akshay has over 10+ years of solid experience and has worked for companies like Tesla, on crucial projects for the Model S, X and 3 cars.
He has a passion for teaching, and once you've experienced his teaching style, it is hard to go anywhere else. He is patient with students, and understands the learning journey you will go through, and will be there to guide you along the way.
Akshay has been teaching since his first years at University and as won awards in teaching and entrepreneurship.
Akshay has always had a practical approach to engineering. His quest for Electric Vehicles began in 2008 when he developed a unique dashboard electric scooters that rewards users when they drive electric. In his Masters at University of Toronto he developed a unique way of measuring impedance characteristics of Lithium-ion batteries on-board vehicles that allow for early prediction of battery failures.
He was a core member of the Battery Hardware and Firmware team at Tesla, where he worked on the Model S refresh, Model X and Model 3 vehicles. He is now the Director at MakerMax Inc., that is enabling an ecosystem for mass EV adoption by creating products such as battery analyzers, characterizers and battery management platforms that enable the industry to create high performance and safe Electric Vehicles. He also runs popular online workshops on Battery Technology to reskill professionals and students in this field.