If you pair that with a Raspberry Pi over usb, i'd guess you can even plot that data on a big computer monitor.
If you need more accurate timings, that can be achieved with a hardware timer. u'd need to read up on that e.g. in the wiki and examples.
I have done something that way by hooking a h/w ...
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Re: Problem with multiple timer input capture
Hello ,
I am using stm32f446re nucleo board . and i face some issue in timer input capture .
here i am using 2 timers TIM6 ( for time base generation ) and TIM2 (free running input capture purpose)
actually my code is working fine when i run the first timer(TIM6) at 10 micro or 100 micro second ...
I am using stm32f446re nucleo board . and i face some issue in timer input capture .
here i am using 2 timers TIM6 ( for time base generation ) and TIM2 (free running input capture purpose)
actually my code is working fine when i run the first timer(TIM6) at 10 micro or 100 micro second ...