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thank you very much!

Precisely as always. Thanks

Thank you! very clear and helpfull!

Great explanaition. Thank you for your effort and great teaching skills. Best wishes.

This short video explains very smoothly and understandable💯😊

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Very good explanation

Thank you Professor! The video is great!

try to talk with your original accent, the content can be improved

my god its blowing my mind!!

First time listening to Nick speak about his work, just started watching, great to see you are looking at Dr. Josh Bongard, and Dr. Michael Levin's work at Tufts University, when I first came across you I thought you were all aware of each other, cool

*Professor, are you going to be able to make tutorials on UART, I2C, and SPI? with lecture slides?*

Why the output of PB2 is also stored in the registor3 after exit from the systick_handler()

64 + 4 *n , could you clarify the formula in more details, please? Thanks a million.

*Dr.Zhu for President!!!!*

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this video saved my 5 hour

is it correct that you said at 8:47 that ptr=ptr+2*sizeof(int)? or you meant *(ptr+2) is equal to ptr+2*sizeof(int) ?? because in your code the value of the ptr is not updated.

Best explanation, thank you 👍

Simple, easy and precise! Great explanation!! Thank you so much!!🙏❣

you ace every video. thank you. hope you will make a video about the peripheral communication.

Does the reload wait until ISR has completed or does it reload as soon as it reaches 0?

Many thanks for the reviews

Good video, i have an question though, if i understand correctly the tokenizer learns to tokenize each patch of image to an integer. since there is a very large possible combinations of pixel in each token, won't the size of the vocabulary of the tokenizer become extremely large?

So u are using little endian ?

I can finally do my engineering homework

Dr. Zhu, do you plan on uploading lectures from your Microcomputer Architecture and Applications course? Please consider doing so if possible- it would really help those of us that are trying to learn from your book.

Thank u!

Great explaination, thank you!

Very well explained sir. Thanks for the info!

Thank you robot for the clear explanation, using an almost dead, emotionless voice.

very well explained

LayerNorm does not reduce the channel dimension (12:30) , it is the Linear layer that does so.

Your channel is a hidden gem, a lot of your videos explain things in a way that are both clear and concise. Keep going!

Hi Professor, At 7:43 , you say - "In the Boot mode, processor can reprogram the Flash memory or Perform the device firmware upgrade". Please can you help me understand : 1) Why reprogramming the Flash memory is done ? 2) Please can you make video on "How device firmware upgradation is done by BootROM(boot memory). Can you please point me some resources to read. Thanks 🙏

Very good video

How are SP and PC set when the boot is from SRAM? SRAM will have some random values on reset

Wow! This is the clearest explanation of Pointers I have encountered. Thanks! 😊

sir for stm32f401re , the normal code HAL_GPIO_WritePin(GPIOA,GPIO_PIN_5,1); HAL_Delay(500); HAL_GPIO_WritePin(GPIOA,GPIO_PIN_5,0); HAL_Delay(500); pin pb3 = swo, pa14 = tck and pa13 = tms , what variable name should i give in the current logic analyser window

Thank you so much, very helpful to understand implementation, and apply the floating point unit of the microcontroller.

Thanks!

Where can I learn such command like GPIOB -> MODER &= ~(3UL<<4) that it actually do something rather than saying it clears bits or change bits, etc.. I already got knowledge about microprocessor and most logic operators so when you explain the 32 bits, i really got no problem with that. It just the code that I'm afraid of... Anyway, very brief and clear lecture. I hope I can learn more from this channel to fulfill my dedication in STM32

Great I was getting issues. It is solved now with ur video help. thanks

good explanation but volatile keyword is such a BS that its meaning is ambiguity itself. In this demo, we should assume that it's compiler bug! Why optimize out a memory access when a) systick handler accesses the memory area b) they are advertising their product is a compiler for embedded system development. The compiler should know!

great

great lecture

Can you explain AFIO

great video!! super helpful

its really helpful keep going