35. How to Add Clock to the ADC and Enable the ADC - STM32 ARM Microcontroller - Part 2
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How to Set Up the IDE (CoIDE):
How to Connect the ST-Link Programmer:
Before you can grab data from the ADC (Analog to Digital Converter), you need to assign a clock source to the ADC and the ADC also needs to be enabled.
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