Learn MBED-CPP with Real Code Examples

C++ application runs on top of Mbed OS kernel (RTOS)

HAL abstracts microcontroller hardware

Peripheral drivers manage sensors and actuators

Networking stacks handle connectivity

Event-driven and thread-based programming model

Board runs Mbed OS kernel

Application threads and event queues handle tasks

Drivers control peripherals and sensors

Network stacks handle connectivity

main.cpp controls application flow

Thread-based execution with event queues

RTOS for deterministic timing

HAL for peripheral abstraction

Modular libraries for IoT and connectivity

Configurable via mbed_app.json

Industrial IoT gateways

Connected environmental sensors

Wearable embedded devices

Robotics with multiple actuators and sensors

Low-power connected sensor nodes

High performance and low-level control

RTOS-based multi-threading and events

Hardware abstraction for portability

Scalable for IoT and embedded applications

Security and production-ready development

Use threads and event queues for modular design

Abstract repetitive hardware operations in drivers

Optimize RTOS scheduling and memory

Distribute tasks across threads efficiently

Split functionality across multiple boards if necessary

Port C/C++ microcontroller projects to Mbed OS

Update peripheral calls to HAL APIs

Adapt multi-threading and RTOS usage

Verify network and event queue functionality

Test hardware abstraction layer for board compatibility