STM32 Thinner Client

Thinking about a MCU based thin client? How about using an NTSC TV for its display output?
This could be the answer, an STM32 thinner client with NTSC TV output.

 

The author of this hack created a NTSC video generation totally in hardware. Coding it frames after frames.

The STM32 is overclock by the creator to 80Mhz which I find unnecessary since 72Mhz could be enough.

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STM32 controls 8x8 LED Matrix

Many amazing projects can be done using the STM32. It's power is limited by the designer's creativity.

A group of 8x8 LED matrix capable of creating a network and communicating with each other is definitely not an easy task. MB LED project demonstrates this amazing project using STM32. This hack takes the light of 8x8 LED matrix to the next level.

Nevertheless, have a look on this incredible project and learn about it's algorithm.

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USB Oscilloscope using STM32F103C8T6

This PC-based oscilloscope is ideal for those hobbyist who are in tight budget. It uses a STM32F103C8T6 as the main processor and connects to USB port of the PC to send the data. It reminds of the mantra that not all cool projects needs to be expensive.

Read more about this hack on ostrowski's website. 

STM32 digtal touchscreen piano

STM32 can generate different tones by varying the frequency output to the speaker. A hobbyist again showcase the capability of STM32 using PWM to generate different tones to be used for his touchscreen digital piano. Indeed this is a cool and creative hack.

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STM32 Oscilloscope using ST DSP Library

The power of STM32 can handle signal calculations. TKJ electronics created a STM32 Oscilloscope using ST DSP Library for the FFT Calculation. You can find this stm32 hack in his blog. (click here more details of this hack)