// 定时器中断 (10ms)
void TIM2_IRQHandler(void) {
if(TIM_GetITStatus(TIM2, TIM_IT_Update) != RESET) {
TIM_ClearITPendingBit(TIM2, TIM_IT_Update);
UpdateLEDs();
ProcessKey();
}
}作者: 单片机重购 时间: 2025-6-27 14:47
这种的程序网上开源的很多,你需要去网上找找,在这个网站学习STM32完全不够用的哦,你要去别的网站再去搜寻点STM32的资料哦作者: SHYKH 时间: 2025-6-27 17:21
Hi! Your project sounds like a fun and practical challenge—controlling 8 LEDs with multiple switching patterns using a button, and even syncing with a buzzer for bonus points. I'd be happy to offer some ideas to help you get started. ✅ Suggested Approach: 🔁 1. Use a Microcontroller (like Arduino or STM32): It’s the easiest way to handle multiple LEDs, button input, and a buzzer with flexible logic. 🔘 2. Button-Control Logic: Use one button to cycle through 4 different modes. Each press can increment a mode counter (0–3), and after the 4th, reset back to 0. c Copy Edit // Pseudocode for button press logic if (buttonPressed) { mode = (mode + 1) % 4; } 💡 LED Pattern Ideas (at least 4): All LEDs ON Chase effect (like running lights, one LED on at a time in sequence) Blink all LEDs together Even/Odd pattern (alternate between even-numbered and odd-numbered LEDs) 🔔 Bonus: Add Buzzer Coordination You can sync a short beep with every button press or Make the buzzer follow the LED pattern (e.g., beep when LEDs blink) c Copy Edit // Example: Turn on buzzer with LED digitalWrite(buzzerPin, HIGH); delay(100); digitalWrite(buzzerPin, LOW); 🧠 Additional Tips: Use debounce logic or delay() after button press to avoid false triggers. Store the mode state in a variable and use a switch or if statements to control LED patterns. You could even add PWM dimming if you want to level up! Let me know what platform or microcontroller you’re using—I’d be glad to share example code or schematics tailored to your setup. Good luck with your design!