STM32L4+

STM32L4R5 Peripheral Driver Development

Welcome to the STM32L4+ Peripheral Drivers page! Here, you'll find a collection of drivers I've written for various peripherals on the STM32L4R5 microcontroller. These drivers are designed to help you interface with and utilize the AES, RNG, HASH, TSC, FW and CAN peripherals in your projects.


Feel free to explore the individual drivers below and integrate them into your STM32L4+ projects. If you have any questions or suggestions, don't hesitate to reach out. Happy coding!
  1. AES Hardware Accelerator (AES)
  2. True Random Number Generator (RNG)
  3. Hash Processor (HASH)
  4. Touch Sense Controller (TSC)
  5. Firewall (FW)
  6. Controller Area Network (CAN)
Checkout my GitHub repository for example code and projects.

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