Embedded Systems STM32 HAL APIs Driver Development
Develop STM32 peripheral drivers with HAL APIs across core interfaces
Created by Israel Gbati
Explore how to develop STM32 peripheral drivers using HAL APIs while building a solid understanding of microcontroller documentation and architecture. You will learn to combine the convenience of HAL with hands-on skills for configuring and troubleshooting STM32 applications.
Packt | Jul 2026 | 683 min
What You Will Learn
You will start by learning to navigate STM32 documentation and setting up your development environment. Each section focuses on a specific peripheral, guiding you through coding HAL-based drivers and reinforcing key STM32 and Cortex-M concepts. By building drivers step by step, you gain both practical coding experience and a deeper understanding of the hardware.
Key Features
- Develop drivers for GPIO, UART, timers, ADC, SPI, I2C, RTC, and more using HAL APIs
- Confidently use datasheets and reference manuals to guide firmware decisions
- Connect HAL programming with Cortex-M architecture for robust embedded solutions
Target Audience
This course is ideal for embedded software developers, firmware engineers, and STM32 learners who already know basic C programming. If you want to work with GPIO, UART, timers, ADC, interrupts, DMA, SPI, I2C, RTC, and RCC using STM32CubeIDE and want to strengthen your skills in HAL-based driver development, you will benefit from this practical, documentation-driven approach.
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