14 Interrupts Explained for Microcontrollers

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Learn how to use interrupts with microcontrollers. This explanation will help you understand how interrupts are use for any microcontroller, but the following videos will use the STM32 ARM Microcontroller
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#interrupts #microcontroller #stm32
00:00 Introduction
00:46 How Interrupts Work (Example Scenario)
02:10 Warning about Interrupts
03:55 Polling vs Interrupts
05:18 Types of Interrupts
07:26 My philosophy on Microcontrollers and Outro
08:12 Outtakes

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I just saw your „making off“ at the end of the Video!🤕 Bravo, Bravo, Bravo! 👏It is sooooo funny! 😂 You have a quite patient wife! 👏👍 BTW: Cute Dog! 🐶

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

Thanks!

[@grege6402]

😂 The best explanation of interruptions I've seen. Best regards to "the interruptor"

[@prestonjerry366]

You're the best embedded systems tutor I've ever met in my 12-year Industry experience. No one comes close!!! Excellent videos and more grease to your elbows. Ultimately, I'd like you to make a special project on building and programming a simple RC Drone/Quadcopter from start to finish! ~ Looking forward!

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

Thanks!

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

I hope you enjoy my latest video on interrupts. I have been down with COVID for the past month. I will start to increase video posts after I am completely recovered. Thank you all for your support!!

[@kalaiyarasangunasekaran1835]

Hello sir, your videos are soooo awesome. You are clearly explaining every point. Thank you so much for these tutorials. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Thanks and love from india❣️.

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

@@kalaiyarasangunasekaran1835 Thank you!! Enjoy the video and I feel like I'm on my last leg of this illness.

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I'm happy to hear from you, sir. Have good rest and healthy foods !!

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Glad you are back to these.

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[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

Thanks!!

[@gregkasson7323]

Well, I was not expecting this! Great job, as always.😃

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

Thank you!!

[@Frisky0563]

I laughed each time your wife smacked you! Great explanation of interrupts for sure.

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

She did not hold back!! 😂

[@hanspeterbestandig2054]

Thank you for this great Video! Thank you also for pointing out that an Interrupt routine has to Designer carefully in order to consume less time as possible and postpone extensive work related to this particular event . However this cruicial point is violated quite often-not only by beginners... 🥺

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

Yes. This is a really important consideration when coding the interrupt.

[@djasynchronous7777]

I would have learnt this stuff decades ago, if pool noodle attacks were used to explain 😂 great work 👍

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

Thanks you so much!

[@DailyFrankPeter]

Brilliant.

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Thanks!

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Muito bom !

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Obrigada!

[@amornpech]

5555 It's fun. Start the video. It's funny. Nice

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

Thanks!

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[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

Hopefully you got the kit. I work on limited batch numbers so I do run out from time to time.

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Despite that I admire You for the huge knowledge , I think also it was a great idea to invite Your wife into the progam. I hope You had as much fun as the viewers :)

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

Well... Sacrificing possible concussions to hopefully get a point across was actually fun. I don't often laugh like I did during the making of the video.

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you guys are so cute😀

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funny and ads are not nice when trying to solve problems

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That was too hard ...!😅

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Interrupt is abuser

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😆