Design Patterns for Time-Triggered Embedded System: Developing Reliable Applications Using the 8051 Microcontroller Series (Includes CD-ROM)

Author: (English) Michael J. Pont
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book uniquely proposes a comprehensive set of software patterns to assist in the development of embedded software systems. It discusses methods for designing and applying software based on the widely used 8051 microcontroller series. Additionally, it focuses on reliability. The book contains over 70 software patterns and introduces how to apply these techniques to your own projects, providing practical materials and advice from the author for rapidly creating various embedded applications. The book progresses from simple to complex systems, listing numerous detailed examples. The main content includes: designing and implementing a complete scheduling operating system for embedded applications using one or more microcontrollers, creating user interfaces using components such as switches, keyboards, LED displays, and LCDs, effectively utilizing network and communication protocols, and applying PID algorithms and pulse width modulation in monitoring system design.
Book Features: Demonstrates how to apply specific patterns to real-world projects through numerous examples. Includes extensive case studies in the related sections. The accompanying CD-ROM includes: complete C language source code for all patterns and examples, including a full scheduler, an evaluation version of the industry-standard Keil C compiler and hardware simulator, so additional hardware purchases are not required to test the examples in the book.