This a tiny library to write to a TM1637 7-segment LED display from an STM32 MCU. Porting to other MCUs should be simple. Tested on STM32L-DISCOVERY and 32L152CDISCOVERY boards. Based on the code example in the TM1637 datasheet (Chinese).
Example:
tm1637Init();
// Optionally set brightness. 0 is off. By default, initialized to full brightness.
tm1637SetBrightness(3);
// Display the value "1234" and turn on the `:` that is between digits 2 and 3.
tm1637DisplayDecimal(1234, 1);
The #define statements in stm32_tm1637.c must be updated to match the actual port and pins to which the display is connected.
The _tm1637DelayUsec() has not been tuned to delay for the actual number of microseconds provided in the argument.
The library takes a shortcut in that it does not read back or act on the status values returned by the display. This could be a problem for use cases in which the display is written to only rarely.