Simulation in LED blinking using STM32 in Proteus .
In this video, we are going to see the simulation of LED blinking using STM32 in Proteus.
First, we design the circuit in Proteus software.
We connect an LED to one of the GPIO pins of the STM32 microcontroller.
A resistor is used in series with the LED to limit the current and protect it.
Next, we write the program using STM32 embedded C.
In the code, we configure the GPIO pin as an output.
Then, we continuously toggle the pin with a delay.
When the pin is HIGH, the LED turns ON.
When the pin is LOW, the LED turns OFF.
This process repeats, creating a blinking effect.
After compiling the code, we load the HEX file into Proteus.
Then we run the simulation.
As you can see, the LED starts blinking at regular intervals.
This demonstrates how a microcontroller controls digital output using GPIO pins.