Here’s the cold, hard truth: if your IoT systems aren’t communicating efficiently, you’re losing time, money, and opportunities. Your competitors are building fast, reliable networks while you're stuck in the weeds with slow data transfer and constant bottlenecks.
But it doesn’t have to be that way.
If you want real results, this is where you need to be.
This isn’t just another “learn-as-you-go” course—it’s a complete system for mastering Ethernet-based MQTT communication using the W5500 Ethernet module and STM32 microcontrollers. If you want to stop guessing and start building real-world IoT systems that outperform the competition, you need this.
Get Control Over Your IoT Networks
Forget patching things together with weak Wi-Fi connections and bloated code. Ethernet and MQTT are the backbone of reliable, fast, and scalable IoT solutions—and after this course, you'll have them mastered. Learn the core essentials of MQTT and Ethernet fundamentals, and you’ll immediately see the difference in your systems.
Leverage the W5500 Like a Pro
You’ll learn how to do what 99% of your competitors can’t. You’ll offload the TCP/IP stack onto the W5500, freeing up your microcontroller and boosting performance. Why waste MCU resources when you can let the W5500 do the heavy lifting? Learn the exact steps to make your systems lean, fast, and effective.
Real-World, Hands-On Projects
This isn’t theory, this is application. From creating the W5500 communication driver to publishing and subscribing MQTT messages over Ethernet, you'll build fully functioning systems that are ready to deploy in real-world environments.
Make Your IoT Systems Efficient and Scalable
Whether you’re building smart home systems, industrial IoT applications, or sensor networks, this course shows you how to create scalable, efficient communication networks. You’ll cut through the noise and get to the heart of making your IoT systems faster and more reliable.
Here’s the deal: IoT is the future, but most people are screwing it up with slow networks and weak, patchwork solutions. Not you. You’re about to leave them in the dust.
If you’re serious about building high-performance, efficient IoT systems that work, this is the course for you.
Introduction to MQTT and Ethernet Fundamentals
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Overview of MQTT: Key Features and Evolution
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Ethernet Technology and IEEE 802.3 Standard
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MAC and IP Addresses: Role and Structure
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TCP/IP Protocol Suite: Application, Transport, Internet, Link Layers
W5500 Ethernet Module Overview
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Key Features and Specifications
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SPI Interface and Communication with MCU
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Network Parameter Configuration: IP, MAC, Subnet, Gateway
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Offloading TCP/IP Stack and Reducing MCU Overhead
MQTT Protocol Versions
MQTT Architecture and Core Concepts
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Publisher/Subscriber Model: Decoupling Communication
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Core Components: Broker, Client, Topics, and Messages
MQTT Broker
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Role in Message Filtering and Routing
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Self-Hosted vs. Cloud-Based Brokers
MQTT Message Format and Workflow
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Message Structure: Fixed Header, Variable Header, Payload
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Quality of Service (QoS) Levels: 0, 1, and 2
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CONNECT and PUBLISH Message Structure
Quality of Service (QoS) and Acknowledgements
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QoS Levels and Delivery Guarantees
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Message Acknowledgements: PUBACK, PUBREC, PUBREL, PUBCOMP
Persistent Sessions and Retained Messages
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Clean Session Flag and Session Persistence
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Concept and Usage of Retained Messages
Practical Implementation: W5500 and MQTT
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Developing the W5500 Communication Driver
-Initializing SPI Communication
-Configuring Network Parameters (IP, MAC, Subnet, Gateway)
-Establishing an Ethernet Connection
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Understanding and Integrating the Paho MQTT-C Library
-Overview of Paho MQTT-C Library Features
-Setting up the Library in STM32 Development Environment
-Linking the Library with W5500 Driver
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Developing the MQTT Publisher Client
-Creating a Publisher Client with Paho MQTT-C
-Configuring Topics and Payload for Publishing
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Developing the MQTT Subscriber Client
-Creating a Subscriber Client with Paho MQTT-C
-Subscribing to Topics and Handling Incoming Messages
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Publishing to a Remote Broker Over Ethernet
-Configuring the Publisher Client for Remote Brokers
-Sending Data Over Ethernet to a Remote Topic
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Subscribing to a Remote Broker Over Ethernet
-Configuring the Subscriber Client for Remote Brokers
-Handling Data Subscriptions and Processing Over Ethernet
Some Key Areas Covered:
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Cortex-M23/M33 roles and ARMv8-M Architecture
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TrustZone's Features and Security Enhancements
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SAU and IDAU Security Attributions
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GPIO Control in Secure and Non-Secure Applications
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UART Secure Trace Communication with TrustZone
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Interrupt Switch between Secure and Nons-Secure Applications
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DMA Memory-to-Memory Data Transfer Over Secure and Non-Secure DMA Channels
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Flash Block-Based Security in TrustZone
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RCC Clock Configuration with TrustZone
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RealTime Clock Configuration with TrustZone
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TrustZone in RealTime Operating Systems
TrustZone with Peripherals