Embedded System Principles, Design, and Applications

Author: Zhang Dabo
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book does not delve into the principles and usage of a specific embedded processor, nor does it extensively discuss the principles and development methods of a particular embedded operating system. Instead, it covers general technologies and fundamental principles of embedded systems, as well as development methods for embedded products. This book is a summary of the author's years of teaching and research experience, offering in-depth yet accessible explanations, making it highly suitable for reference by embedded system programmers, designers, and project managers. It can also serve as a teaching reference for upper-level undergraduate or graduate students in computer science, electronic information, and related fields. The book systematically explains the basic concepts of embedded systems, the principles and guidelines for development, the design of software and hardware structures, the overall architecture of embedded operating systems and network protocol stacks, as well as recent significant developments and applications in embedded systems.
This book does not focus on the principles and development methods of a specific embedded processor or embedded operating system, but rather on general technologies and fundamental principles of embedded systems, as well as development methods for embedded products. For example, the code provided in the book is written in C-like language and only describes the framework of the program, without targeting any specific embedded operating system.
Through studying this book, readers can not only develop into embedded system developers but, more importantly, cultivate their abilities in embedded system product design, planning, and other areas. They will be able to independently lead a project team in embedded application development.
This book is suitable for upper-level university students and graduate students in electrical and information-related fields (such as Electrical Engineering and Automation, Automation, Electronic Information Engineering, Communication Engineering, Computer Science and Technology, Electronic Science and Technology, Biomedical Engineering) as both required and elective textbooks, as well as a teaching guide for students in the field of embedded computing. It can also serve as a reference for relevant technical personnel.