Development and Application of Embedded Vehicle Information System

Author: Nan Jinrui
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: An embedded system is a specialized computer system that is application-centric, computer-based, with scalable software and hardware, and is designed to meet the stringent requirements of application systems in terms of functionality, reliability, cost, size, and power consumption. This book focuses on currently popular 32-bit ARM processors and the source-code open Linux operating system, explaining the concepts of embedded systems. It illustrates the software and hardware integration, development process, and design methods for embedded Linux applications and drivers through specific engineering examples. The book is written based on the principle of "learning from practice and applying to practice," aiming to enable readers to flexibly apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios, thereby quickly mastering the fundamental techniques of embedded system applications and development. The distinctive feature of this book lies in its practical teaching and training use, with the programs cited being derived from students' course experiments, training internships, and engineering research and project practices. It is particularly suitable for developers without a background in microcontrollers and operating systems to learn embedded systems. It can serve as a textbook and laboratory manual for embedded system courses, a reference book for learning embedded systems, and a reference for relevant engineering professionals.