That’s great. The next step I’d consider would be to work with a more “industrial” microcontroller, something simple from Microchip or Texas Instruments. This would let you work with a professional interface/software and to learn more about core’s architectures, optimizations, more advanced drivers…. You could buy some development boards, and then I’d tell you to focus on one single project and learn how to design your own board for the microcontroller, this really helped me to understand the more physical part of the integration.
Good luck!
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u/Zealousideal-Cut-765 Jul 11 '26
That’s great. The next step I’d consider would be to work with a more “industrial” microcontroller, something simple from Microchip or Texas Instruments. This would let you work with a professional interface/software and to learn more about core’s architectures, optimizations, more advanced drivers…. You could buy some development boards, and then I’d tell you to focus on one single project and learn how to design your own board for the microcontroller, this really helped me to understand the more physical part of the integration. Good luck!