Practical Embedded Projects Learning with Electric Scooters
This is a course where you can learn circuit/PCB design, STM32 firmware, and BLDC motor control all at once. It is a course where you will design a 3-phase inverter yourself and go as far as driving an electric kick scooter.
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Hello.
Regarding one of the topics students often struggle with,
“Whether to choose hardware or software,” I have uploaded a selection guide video to YouTube.In this video, I have summarized for beginners
the actual differences between hardware and software,
the skills required in each field,
and which direction to study based on your personal inclination.In particular, for those currently studying STM32, inverters, motor control, and circuitry in this course,
I believe this will help you understand how the content you are learning connects to specific positions in the field.I hope you can take some time to watch it when you have a chance.

Link: ➡️ https://youtu.be/PKAlgnHih0M
Hello, I'm Control Freak.
I have updated the lecture and uploaded new files.
I have uploaded a file that integrates the drive code and the MCU module test code in number 19.

Additionally, I have uploaded a program in number 20 that displays serial communication as a graph.

The code explanation and instructions on how to use the serial communication program are in lectures 156 and 157 below, so please make sure to watch them while conducting your tests.

Thank you.
Hello, I'm Control Guy.
I have uploaded a new YouTube video about the embedded developer roadmap.
In this video, I have summarized the areas that people often struggle with when first starting out in embedded systems.
how to connect and study MCU, circuits, firmware, control, and projects,
And I have summarized what direction you should take in building your portfolio for actual employment.
For those who are currently taking the electric scooter or PMSM lectures,
This content will be helpful for getting a grasp of the big picture of embedded development, so it would be good to watch it at least once.
Video Link:
Thank you.
Hello, I'm Control Guy.
I have newly opened a PMSM course!
Based on the inverter and BLDC motor control knowledge covered in the electric scooter course, I am confident that taking it a step further to learn PMSM vector control and sensorless technology will become a great asset to your engineering career.This PMSM course goes beyond simple theoretical learning; it is structured to include hands-on practice using Matlab-Simulink and STM32—the most widely used tools in the industry—so that you can acquire skills directly applicable to real-world projects. I am sharing the link below.
Thank you.

Hello. I'm a control enthusiast.
We will be providing personal statement feedback as a bonus benefit for our students. This feedback is not direct editing or proofreading of sentences, but rather focuses on providing direction, highlighting key points, and offering structural advice. We operate this service to provide even a little help when personal statements feel overwhelming during the job preparation process.
The application process is simple. Please refer to the announcement posted at the cafe link below!
⏬Cafe Link⏬

We aim to respond within one week at most, but please understand that it may take a little longer depending on business trips or work circumstances. Applications are free for up to 2 submissions per person per month, and all personal statements are managed in strict confidentiality.
We support the growth of our students and hope this feedback will be a small help in preparing for your career path.
Thank you.
안녕하세요, 인사이드 임베디드의 제어쟁이입니다.
오랜만에 유튜브에 임베디드 개발자분들에게 도움이 될만한 영상을 업로드 하였습니다.
MCU 데이터시트를 활용하는 5가지 방법에 대해서 정리하였습니다.
수강생 분들은 꼭 한번씩 시청해보시길 바랍니다.
감사합니다.
링크 : https://youtu.be/0eYhwk6_8AU

I have uploaded the educational kit manual. Those who have purchased the kit, please refer to it.

Hello, I am a controller.
I have uploaded a summary of how to simulate the buck converter designed and explained in this lecture using PSice to my Naver blog. I highly recommend that students follow along at least once.



