This is a very simple guide, reviewing the steps required to get Blinky working on an Mbed OS platform.

Dependencies:   RemoteIR

Committer:
sb8718
Date:
Tue Apr 21 00:34:57 2020 +0000
Revision:
123:c9734480ca03
Parent:
122:2c65a61b756d
Child:
124:acd4e55881bd
Lab4_1 Measure Light

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sb8718 109:5274dd9bebe1 1 #include "mbed.h"
sb8718 119:d879334e3d87 2 #include <string.h>
sb8718 117:cc2a98cdd8fa 3
sb8718 123:c9734480ca03 4 AnalogIn aIn0(A0);
sb8718 121:450f119863a7 5 RawSerial pc(PA_2, PA_3,115200);
sb8718 120:a1dd83d9c036 6
sb8718 118:88f30fadf08f 7 int main() {
sb8718 119:d879334e3d87 8
sb8718 123:c9734480ca03 9 float meas;
sb8718 117:cc2a98cdd8fa 10
sb8718 123:c9734480ca03 11 pc.printf("Welcome to AnalogIn Lab!\r\n");
sb8718 119:d879334e3d87 12
sb8718 119:d879334e3d87 13 while(true) {
sb8718 123:c9734480ca03 14 meas = aIn0.read();
sb8718 123:c9734480ca03 15 meas = meas * 3300;
sb8718 123:c9734480ca03 16 pc.printf("A0 input voltage = %fmV\r\n", meas);
sb8718 123:c9734480ca03 17 ThisThread::sleep_for(1000);
sb8718 118:88f30fadf08f 18 }
sb8718 109:5274dd9bebe1 19 }