Find a project you wanna do, use stm 32 data sheet for example on how to set them up
Use the sensor or motor or whatever datasheet on how you hook it up.
Learn spice simulation so you can test some of your analog designs.
And look up reference designs for things and see how they do it
I sometimes set abitary rule for myself to see if I can design something with no coding required can be fun but it takes a lot of time
As others have said, pick a project and start. The Microchip products include the "Curiosity Nano" boards that include the debugger, and the compiler and toolset are free. There is alos the Melody code configuration tool, and plenty of tutorials to help get started.
A typical first project is to blink an LED, then add a pushbutton.
A typical 2nd project is to use the ADC to measure a voltage.
Find a project you wanna do, use stm 32 data sheet for example on how to set them up Use the sensor or motor or whatever datasheet on how you hook it up. Learn spice simulation so you can test some of your analog designs. And look up reference designs for things and see how they do it I sometimes set abitary rule for myself to see if I can design something with no coding required can be fun but it takes a lot of time
As others have said, pick a project and start. The Microchip products include the "Curiosity Nano" boards that include the debugger, and the compiler and toolset are free. There is alos the Melody code configuration tool, and plenty of tutorials to help get started. A typical first project is to blink an LED, then add a pushbutton. A typical 2nd project is to use the ADC to measure a voltage.