Embedded Systems: Introduction to ARM Cortex-M Microcontrollers
by Jonathan W. Valvano · Jonathan Valvano
Volume one of Valvano's textbook series, teaching microcontroller programming in C on ARM Cortex-M parts: GPIO, interrupts, timers, ADC and DAC, serial interfaces, and finite state machines, with lab exercises on Texas Instruments Cortex-M evaluation boards.
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