Summer training introduction on embedded

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What we Study What we Need
Basic Electronics MATLAB

Digital Design VLSI (HDL + Design + Fabrication)

Antenna Embedded System Designing

EMFT PLC/ SCADA

Analog Integrated circuits Analog Circuit Designing

Microprocessor

VLSI

Automatic Control System

N/w Analysis & Systems

DEFINITION OF EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

Embedded Systems are the Microprocessor /
Microcontroller based computing/control systems which
are designed for specific task. Ex-Automatic Washing
Machines, Robots, Electronic Cash Register, Mobile
Phones etc. Every Device is converting into automotive,
there is the role of Embedded Technology.


LED DISPLAY PANELS ARTIFICIAL SATELLITES
BIO-METRICS

Examples of Embedded Systems

ROBOTICS AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS NETWORK SWITCHES


Examples of Embedded Systems


 Application Areas
• Consumer Appliances
• Office Automation
• Industrial Automation
• Medical & Bio-Metrics
• Computer Networking
• Telecommunication
• Instrumentation
• Security & Surveillance
• Automobiles
• Military applications
• Satellites & Geo-Applications


Future Application

AUTOMOBILE APPLICATION MILITARY APPLICATION

AND TO BE MANY MORE APPLICATIONS..

Market Share of Embedded Tech.
In comparison to IT industry ,this
domain is stable while slowly
increased to present 40%
software market. Many IT MNC
are dealing with Embedded
software, thus creating the need
for skilled Engineers who are
competitive enough to
understand product’s market &
design requirements .So knowing
basic development environment
& platform increases the chances
for a good start up with
development Firms.


 Benefits of Embedded Systems
1. Minimization Of Circuit.
2. Reliable
3. Power Efficient
4. Production when done even on Medium-scale
is cost effective.
5. Product customization even after production is
possible to a limit.


Microprocessors
CPU for Computers
No RAM, ROM, I/O on CPU chip itself
Example：Intel’s x86, Motorola’s 680x0

Data Bus

CPU RAM ROM I/O port Timer Serial COM Port

General-Purpose
Micro-processor

Many chips on mother’s board
Address Bus

General-Purpose Microprocessor System

Microcontrollers


Microprocessor vs. Microcontroller
Microprocessor  Microcontroller

Contains only CPU; RAM, • CPU, RAM, ROM, I/O and
ROM, I/O, timer are separately timer are all on a single chip
interfaced.

Designer decides on the amount • Fix amount of on-chip ROM,
of ROM, RAM and I/O ports. RAM, I/O ports

Expansive • For applications in which cost,
power and space are critical
General-purpose • Single purpose


Micro Controller Examples

Microchip pic- Intel micro controller
microcontroller
ATMEL
micro controller
Zilog Motorola
microcontroller microcontroller


1. General System 1. Designed for Specific Task
2. Maximum Resources 2. Minimum Resources
3. Response is not time bounded 3. Response is time bounded
4. Reliability is not a issue 4. Highly reliable
5. Examples 5. Examples
Personal Computer Calculator, Robots
Laptop ECR,PCO M/C,

Workstations etc. LCD Projector
Data Loggers etc


Micro Controller 8051
Assembly Language
Program Simulation
Interfacing of Peripherals


Course Contents
Introduction to Embedded Systems.
Architecture and Pin Description of 8051.
Bus Architecture, timers & interrupts.
Instruction set.
ALP of 8051.
Assembler ,Simulator & Serial Programmers.
Interfacing & programming of I/O devices:-
Led ,7-segment Displays, Momentary Switches, DIP Switch,
Matrix Keyboard, Intelligent LCD Display, Stepper Motors .
Working on Keil Compiler, Topview tool & Project Work.


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