Principles, Design, and Applications of Embedded Systems

Author: Zhang Dabo, Editor-in-Chief
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Features: This book systematically explains the basic concepts of embedded systems, the principles and methodologies of development, the design of software and hardware structures, the overall architecture of embedded operating systems and network protocol stacks, as well as recent important developments and applications in embedded systems. The book does not delve into the principles and development methods of a specific embedded processor or embedded operating system, but rather focuses on general technologies and fundamental principles of embedded systems, as well as the development methodologies of embedded products. For example, the code provided in the book is written in C-like language, which only describes the framework of the program and is not specific to any particular embedded operating system. Through studying this book, readers can not only be trained to become developers of embedded systems but, more importantly, develop the ability to design and plan embedded system products, among other aspects. This enables them to independently lead a project team in embedded application development. This book is suitable for senior undergraduate 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 reference guide for instructors in the field of embedded computing. It can also serve as a guide for relevant technical personnel.