A Python to STM32F4 Bridge Project

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License: BSD License (BSD License)

Author: Alvaro Prieto

Tags hardware, firmware, i2c, spi, gpio

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Silta - Python to STM32F4 Bridge Project

Python library and STM32F4 Discovery firmware to control the microcontroller’s GPIOs and serial interfaces directly from python. This allows for intefacing with external devices quickly without having to write any firmware!

Currently supported interfaces: I2C1, GPIOs (A-E), SPI1 Future support (hopefully): ADC, DAC, UART, I2C2-3, SPI2+

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License: BSD License (BSD License)

Author: Alvaro Prieto

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