Would you like to learn about the world of microcontrollers through exciting experiments and find out how to program them? Then this course is just right for you.

Microcontrollers are tiny computers that are housed on a chip. They have become indispensable in today’s world and are used wherever measurements, controls, and regulations need to be reliably implemented in a small space.

In this course, we will record physical variables such as temperature and brightness, display the measured values on an LC display and PC monitor, and use them to switch LEDs and relays. This allows us to create interesting experiments that provide insight into modern electronics.

A digital-to-analog converter can be used to generate analog voltage values from digital numerical values, which can be checked with a multimeter.

We work with a notebook and mouse and use a professional development environment. The programming language is C, which is widely used in industrial applications.

The course materials are richly illustrated and written in easy-to-understand text. Solutions are provided for all tasks.

The course materials and all examples will be sent to you at the end of the course.

With this in-depth introduction to the exciting world of microcontroller programming, you will discover that it is not that difficult, is really fun, and that you can do it too.

So let’s dive into this world and contribute our ideas!