Embedded System Design and Development Examples Explained -- Based on ARM Applications

Author: Xu Jing
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is a practical guide on how to design and develop embedded systems based on the ARM7 core processor. The examples provided in this book comprehensively cover various low-level hardware drivers (such as Flash ROM, SDRAM, NAND flash memory, general I/O, UART, timers, LCD, I2C interfaces, A/D converters, touchscreens, and USB), the C/OS-II embedded operating system, graphical user interface systems, file systems, and TCP/IP protocol stacks—key components of embedded system architectures. Through 28 targeted examples, the book offers in-depth analysis and detailed explanations of relevant knowledge, while also providing readers with practical steps to follow, enabling them to thoroughly master and implement these technologies and techniques in real-world applications. The book is rich in content, easy to understand, and highly practical, making it suitable not only as a laboratory manual, training textbook, or reference for teachers in embedded system-related disciplines at higher education institutions but also as a valuable resource for professionals engaged in embedded system design and development.