Embedded System

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Bharatskillz Embedded System Internship Program to give a boost to your Career.

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Course Content

  • Number Systems
  • Boolean Algebra
  • About Basic Electronic Components
  • Data sheets, power supplies, voltage regulators. Thermal considerations, heat sinks, parts kits.
  • Introduction to Embedded Systems Laboratory and equipment.
  • Logic probes, voltmeters and oscilloscopes; Debugging using logic analyzers, state and timing information.
  • Designing with tolerances and margins, part variations and substitutions, reliability/part count.
  • Interfacing different logic families, fan out, signal buffering, noise margins, pull ups/pull downs.
  • Overview of board development process, wire wrapping and soldering.
  • Schematics and wiring diagrams, recommended practices, CAD tools.
  • Board layout considerations, signal integrity (noise, crosstalk, etc.) and decoupling techniques.
  • Manufacturing and test engineering, PCB design, ground and power planes, EMI, EMC
  1. C Basic data types
  2. Programming constructs
  3. Functions in C
  4. Data Structures
  5. Advanced topics
  6. Overview of the C standard library
  7. Embedded System Oriented Topics
  8. MISRA C ― Designing Safer C Programs
  9. Basics of event driven programming
  1. Embedded systems descriptions, definitions, and vocabulary.
  2. Embedded system design considerations and requirements.
  3. Processor selection and tradeoffs.
  4. Microprocessor/microcontroller architectures and instruction sets, 8051 architecture.
  5. Design cycle, planning a development project, derivation of requirements, tradeoffs.
  6. Oscillators and reset circuits. Microprocessor supervisory circuits, watchdog timers.
  7. Microcontroller peripherals, selection and interfacing. Core component circuitry (CPU, ROM, RAM).
  8. 8051 timing diagrams, program read, data read, data write.
  9. Port pin structure. Controlling port pins in asm. User interface design, human factors. Driving LEDs.
  10. Timing requirements, propagation delay, setup, hold, rise/fall times, timing analysis. Clock skew.
  11. Memory selection and interface, SRAM, NVRAM, DRAM, EPROM, EEPROM, Flash.
  12. Switch debouncing in hardware and firmware, keypad decoding.
  13. 8051 timers/counters. Interrupts and Interrupt Service Routines (ISRs).
  14. Serial communication, RS-232/485, line drivers/receivers, charge pumps, terminal emulation, USB.
  15. EEPROMs, I2C and synchronous serial communication.
  16. LCDs
  17. Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADCs), Digital-to-Analog Converters (DACs).
  18. Motor control, stepper motors, DC motors, PWM, H-Bridges. Case study: hard disk drive.
  1. Introduction to distributed embedded systems
  2. Task manager
  3. Interrupt management
  4. Time management
  5. Memory management Inter task communication and synchronization
  6. pSOS system overview
  7. pSOS real time kernel concepts
  8. pNA network manager concepts
  9. Input output system
  10. Exploring pRISM environment
  11. Overview of building a pSOS system application debugger
  1. Getting Started with LabView, Opening a New VI from a Template
  2. Adding a Control to the Front Panel, Running a VI
  3. Front Panel and Block Diagram Tools, LabView Documentation Resources
  4. Customizing a User Interface from the Block Diagram
  5. Configuring a VI to Run Continuously until the User Stops It
  6. Customizing the Block Diagram Code
  7. Hardware and Software Requirements
  8. Acquiring a Signal in NI-DAQmx, All Controls and Indicators, All VIs and Functions
  9. When to Use Other LabView Features

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Description

Bharatskillz has crafted this program to guide individuals aspiring for a career as Embedded Systems professionals. The course delves into the fundamentals of embedded system hardware and firmware design. It covers crucial aspects such as embedded processor selection, hardware/firmware partitioning, circuit design, layout, debugging, development tools, firmware architecture, design, and debugging. The program also explores the architecture and instruction set of microcontrollers. Each student will have the opportunity to build and debug a wire-wrapped microcontroller board as part of the hands-on learning experience

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