How to set-up and integrate TinyUSB with STM32 microcontrollers. Including dual-port CDC demo.

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[TIMESTAMPS]
00:00 TinyUSB Intro

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04:45 Hardware Overview

05:28 CubeIDE Set-Up
08:42 Including TinyUSB Source
10:09 TUSB Config
15:25 USB Descriptor
17:28 Interrupt Handler
18:46 main.c
20:01 Callbacks and Class Functions
21:54 CDC Echo Test

24:17 Outro

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A step-by-step walkthrough of integrating TinyUSB on an STM32H743 microcontroller to implement a USB CDC (Communications Device Class) virtual COM port. Covers STM32CubeIDE project setup, enabling the USB full-speed peripheral and interrupt, cloning the TinyUSB repo, configuring tusb_config.h and USB descriptors, wiring the interrupt handler, initializing TinyUSB in main, and testing a dual-port CDC echo program via a terminal. Also discusses why TinyUSB is a good alternative to ST's USBX/ThreadX middleware.

TinyUSB + STM32 Tutorial (USB CDC) - Phil's Lab #168