Video Training →Adding Touch Screens to Projects and Prototypes

Send and receive data from and to a touch screen, and learn to use the available GPIOs
What you'll learn
Adding a touch screen to a project on a developet board
Sending and receiving data from and to the screen using UART
Using the General Purpose Input Output (GPIO) pins of the screen as Input, Output, and PWM.
Creating a custom animated gouge (animated battery level indicator)
Receiving data to screen by creating a battery level indicator using the ADC of the development board and UART communications
Sending UART data from the screen to the dev. board and from Dev board to a MIDI shield
The screen used in this board is from Nextion, and the Dev board is Nucleo-64 from ST Microelectronics with 411RE microcontroller
Requirements
Familiarity with programming in C
Familiarity with a development board and an IDE software to program it
If you are no familiar with the above, then it is still an opportunity to understand the concept.
Description
In this course you are going to learn how to interface a Nextion touch screen with projects done on a development board, the ST Nucleo-64 with 411 RE chip. Your board does not have to be the same, you can implement what you learn on the board of your choice, so watch, get the concept, and enjoy adding a touch screen to your project!The main objective is to teach you how to utilize the resources of the touch screen in your project, starting from using the GPIOs of the screen assembly as Input, Output and PMW, and then how to communicate with the developemtn board through UART. Receiving and Transmitting.Learning will be through real projects, starting from working with GPIOs as Output ( controlling an LED) , Input (Check the power on the pins), and PWM (controlling an RGB LED using sliders on the screen) modes. Then we are going to create an animated gauge simulating a battery level. Next, we are going to use that gauge in creating a battery level indicator using the Nucleo-64 board ADC. Last we are going to send UART instructions and data in two channels to a MIDI Shield, this project is for your learning objective and you do not have to implement it physically. Whether you are an engineering student, an engineer, a maker, an electronics enthusiast, or anyone interested in this subject, this course is for youI hope you enjoy the course!
Who this course is for
Makers who want to learn hwo to add touch screen to recevie and send data and istructions
Engineers who want to add a touch screen to their
Engineering students who want to create touch screen cotrol panels attached to their projects
Anyoen prototyping and interested in adding screen
Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/adding-touch-screens-to-projects-and-prototypes/