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Ben Eater's series assembling a 6502 machine on breadboards, warmly suggested to anyone wanting a real grasp of how processors, memory and support chips work together.
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Ben Eater's series assembling a 6502 machine on breadboards, warmly suggested to anyone wanting a real grasp of how processors, memory and support chips work together.
Shawn Hymel's DigiKey course is widely offered as a well-made way into STM32 development, covering the IDE, debugging and peripherals with interrupts.
A long, free MSP430 course praised for teaching absolute beginners GPIO, interrupts, timers and serial buses, and followed by some alongside the companion book.
Recommended as an introduction to running a real-time operating system on the ESP32, and pointed to by people working with interrupts and semaphores.
Part of an Arduino tutorial series covering hardware interrupts, often pointed to for its hardware debouncing of a push button with an RC filter and Schmitt trigger.
Ralph Bacon's explanation of rotary encoders and false readings from contact bounce, suggested for understanding the problem and for code others have reused.
Lesson from the Quantum Leaps embedded programming course, praised for clearly explaining GPIO address offsets and why read-modify-write sequences can clash with interrupts.
Andreas Spiess's ESP32 video, recommended to people dealing with interrupts, higher frequencies and related chip features, though commenters recall its exact focus differently.
Shows an ESP8266 kept fully off through its CH_PD pin and powered up by an external interrupt; suggested for battery sensors that should only wake on an event.
Used as a source of wiring and starter code for reading an incremental rotary encoder with Arduino interrupts, and often cited when troubleshooting that code.