MikrocontrollerBibliotheken
MikrocontrollerBibliotheken, often translated as microcontroller libraries, are collections of pre-written code designed to simplify the development process for embedded systems. These libraries abstract away the complexities of interacting directly with the microcontroller's hardware, such as controlling peripherals like GPIO pins, UART, SPI, I2C, ADCs, and timers. Instead of writing low-level register manipulation code, developers can utilize high-level functions provided by the library.
The primary purpose of a microcontroller library is to increase development efficiency and reduce the likelihood
Different microcontroller manufacturers often provide their own proprietary libraries tailored to their specific architectures and chipsets.
The structure of a microcontroller library typically involves header files that define the functions and data