Embedded Systems: Architecture, Programming, and Design

Author: Carmel | Translator
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book is a fundamental tutorial on embedded systems, primarily aimed at junior system designers. It provides a detailed introduction to the basic software and hardware elements of embedded systems, as well as software and interface technologies for embedding code into systems. Key features of the book include: a comprehensive introduction to programming principles, OS, RTOS functions, and inter-process synchronization in embedded systems; program modeling and software design practices for single-processor and multi-processor systems; coverage of two real-time operating systems—mC/OS-II and VxWorks; case studies on consumer electronics, communication, automotive electronics, and on-chip security transaction systems, along with explanations of RTOS programming principles; each chapter includes illustrations, examples, key terms and definitions, review questions, and practical exercises; Java2Micro version for embedded C programming for handheld devices, and C language programming for embedded software.