ADC

This project demonstrates the use of timers, PWM, and analog-to-digital conversion (ADC) on an STM32 microcontroller using STM32CubeIDE. Hardware timers are configured using built-in clock drivers to generate precise time delays and periodic events, including toggling an LED at fixed intervals. Timer peripherals are also used to produce PWM signals, allowing smooth control of LED brightness by varying the duty cycle.

The project further incorporates ADC functionality to sample analog input signals and convert them into digital values. These ADC readings are observed through debugging tools and used within the program to influence system behavior. By integrating timers, ADC, and PWM, the system responds dynamically to changes in analog input and controls LED output accordingly.

Throughout the project, STM32CubeIDE’s chip configuration and code generation tools are utilized to initialize peripherals and manage hardware resources efficiently, reinforcing best practices for embedded system development using the STM32 HAL framework.