Introduction
Introduction to Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
The Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Architecture
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Overview of the Physical Layer (PHY) (5:11)
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Overview of the Link Layer (LL) (5:55)
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Understanding the Link Layer Packets (5:23)
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Overview of the Host Controller Interface (HCI) Layer (3:20)
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Overview of the Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol(L2CAP) Layer (3:35)
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Key Features of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 5 (4:23)
The Generic Access Profile (GAP)
The Attribute Protocol (ATT)
The Generic Attribute Profile (GATT)
Developing Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Firmware with STM32 BlueNRG-MS
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Overview of the BlueNRG-MS Stack (3:31)
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Coding : Creating Custom Characteristics (11:20)
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Installing the X-CUBE-BLE2 Package (1:11)
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Coding : Configuring the BLE Hardware (26:21)
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Course Source Code
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Coding : Analyzing the BLE Hardware Configuration code (5:34)
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Coding : Initialization the BLE Device (18:23)
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Coding : Implementing the mandatory GAP Service (16:49)
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Coding : Advertising and Testing the BLE Device (13:26)
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Coding : Creating Custom Services (15:05)
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Coding : Sending Data to the Client (43:38)
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Coding : Creating UUIDs and Handles for multiple Services and Characteristics (10:01)
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Coding : Implementing multiple Services and Characteristics (11:15)
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Coding : Updating Characteristic Values (16:19)
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Coding : Developing a BLE Chat Firmware-Pt.1 : Creating the Characteristics (10:23)
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Coding : Developing a BLE Chat Firmware-Pt.2 : Processing Rx and Tx Events (13:03)
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Coding : Developing a BLE Chat Firmware-Pt.3 : Testing the Firmware (13:46)
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Security
Closing
