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This embedded systems advanced course is a Career Oriented Technical course that
builds on the knowledge and skills acquired in embedded systems. It is designed to
provide students with a deeper understanding of the principles and techniques used
to design, develop, and implement complex embedded systems.
The embedded systems advanced course is designed for students who want to expand
their knowledge and skills in embedded systems development. It's intended for
students who want to pursue a career in embedded systems, or for those who are
working in the field and want to improve their skills and advance in their careers.
The course contents cover all the required topics, starting from basics like C
language, Embedded C, 8 basic microcontrollers to more advanced topics such as
application drivers, advanced microcontroller programming, communication protocols,
Advance Controllers, Hardware Interfacing techniques, wireless technology with a
focus on practical applications and hands-on experience.
It starts with a basic introduction to hardware and software, then goes over in-depth
training on each module
The course will also include lab sessions and hands-on projects that allow students
to apply the concepts they have learned in a practical setting. Additionally, the
course will be taught by industry experts who can provide insight into real-world
embedded systems development and current industry trends.
Duration : 4 months
Mode of training : We provide classroom training, online classes or hybrid model.
You can opt for Training in the classroom or you can decide to go through the
training online. Both options are included.You can attend at your workplace, at home
or any place where you would like to study.
Curriculum
Introduction to programming and the C language:
C is a popular choice for programming embedded systems, which are small,
specialized computer systems that are integrated into other devices or
products.
This section would cover the basics of programming, including variables,
data types, operators, and control structures, pointers, file handling,
preprocessor directives.
Input and Output: This section would cover the different ways to
input and output data in C, including standard input and output
functions such as printf and scanf.
Control Structures: This section would cover the different
control structures in C, including conditional statements (if, if-else,
and switch) and looping structures (while, for, and do-while).
Arrays and Strings: This section would cover the concepts of
arrays and strings, including how to declare and initialize them, how to
work with them, and how to manipulate strings using string library
functions.
Functions: This section would cover the concepts of functions,
including how to define and call functions, how to pass parameters and
return values, and how to work with recursion.
Pointers: This section would cover the concepts of pointers,
including how to declare and initialize pointers, how to work with
pointers, and how to pass pointers as function arguments.
Structures and Unions: This section would cover the concepts of
structures and unions, including how to define and use them and how to
pass structures and unions as function arguments.
File Handling: This section would cover the concepts of file
handling, including how to open, read, write, and close files.
Advanced Topics: This section would cover some advanced topics in
C programming, such as dynamic memory allocation, preprocessor
directives,Macros and libraries.
Software development methodologies
Programming best practices
Embedded C Programing:
Embedded C is a version of the C programming language that is
specifically designed for use in embedded systems, which are small,
specialized computer systems that are integrated into other devices or
products. Embedded C is a subset of C, and it includes additional
features and libraries that are specific to embedded systems, such as
support for low-level hardware access and real-time constraints.
Data types and variables: Understanding the basic data types used
in embedded systems and how to work with variables in embedded C
Control structures: Using control structures such as if-else
statements, loops, and switch-case statements to control the flow of a
program as per requirements of embedded application
Functions: Defining and calling functions in Embedded C to
organize code and increase reusability.
Pointers and memory management: Understanding how pointers work
in embedded systems and how to manage memory effectively.
Interrupts and timing: Learning how to use interrupts to handle
external events, and how to use timer functions to manage timing and
scheduling using embedded C
Hardware control: Understanding and implementing how to control
different hardware peripherals such as LEDs, LCD displays, and sensors
using Embedded C
Microcontroller Architecture: This section would cover the
architecture of microcontrollers, including the memory organization, and
the internal and external peripherals, hardware and software components,
and their applications.Embedded developers must be aware of architecture
to write efficient programs using embedded C.
Programming the Microcontroller: This section would cover the
basics of programming microcontrollers using C language, including the
use of registers, bit manipulation and the creation of interrupt service
routines.
Embedded C Programming: This section would cover the concepts of
embedded C programming, including the use of pointers, structures and
unions, memory management, and the use of device-specific libraries.
Interfacing with Peripherals: This section would cover the
concepts of interfacing with different peripherals, including sensors,
devices, actuators, and communication interfaces.
Introduction to Embedded:
What is embedded System
Embedded Design development life cycle
Embedded System Programming
Embedded Systems Design Issues
Electronics Designing Concepts
Trends in Embedded Systems
Challenges and Design Issues in Embedded Systems
Memory (RAM, ROM, EPROM, EEPROM, FLASH)
Host & Target Development environment
Cross Compilers, Debuggers
Programming Techniques used in Embedded
Introduction to Embedded Development tools
Assemblers, Compilers, Linkers, Loaders,
Embedded In-Circuit Emulators and JTAG
Tools, Build Tools for Embedded Systems
Debugging and troubleshooting techniques
Project development and integration
Linux Programing:
Linux is a popular operating system that is widely used in embedded
systems due to its many benefits such as its open-source nature, high
reliability, flexibility, and portability.
Introduction to Linux operating systems and its history
Linux command line and shell scripting
File management and permissions
Text editors and basic programming tools
Concepts used in linux
Accessing the command line (terminal and desktop)
Accessing and using manual pages
Working with the command line and the shell
Piping and redirection
Linux OS Fundamentals
Different Linux commands like cp , mv mount
Introduction to VI editor. VI editor settings
Creating script
Shell variables conditions (if else )
Shell control structures
Shell programs to read command line parameters
Linux lab for shell programming
Process creation & Process termination
Threads, programming on threads
Inter process communication
Different IPC mechanism like shared memory semaphores, message
queues
Process synchronization mechanism, mutex
Linux system calls for signals
PIC Microcontroller:
PIC microcontroller (Peripheral Interface Controller) is a family
of microcontrollers manufactured by Microchip Technology that are widely
used in embedded systems. They are known for their small size, low power
consumption, and wide range of peripherals and interfaces.
PIC microcontrollers can be found in a variety of different
industries, including automotive and industrial control systems, medical
devices, consumer electronics, robotics and automation, energy
management systems and communication systems.
Introduction to PIC Family of microcontrollers
Introduction to the PIC18F4520 Microcontroller: This may include
an overview of the device's features and specifications, such as
its architecture, memory, and peripheral interfaces.
Overview of Architecture of 18F4520
Processor Core and Functional Block Diagram
Description of memory organization
Overview of ALL SFR’s and their basic functionality
Developing, Building, and Debugging ALP’s
Using MPLAB software
Programming in C: This may cover the basics of programming in C
for the PIC18F4520, using the C18 compiler and MPLAB IDE
Peripherals and Hardware Interfacing: This may cover how to use
the PIC18F4520's on-chip peripherals, such as GPIO, UART, ADC, and
PWM.
Timers and counters: This may cover how to use the
PIC18F4520's timers and counters to measure time and generate
pulse-width modulated signals.
Debugging and troubleshooting techniques
Project implementation on PIC18F4580
Overall outcome of the course would be understanding the architecture of
PIC 18F4520, students should be able to program the device using
assembly and C, use and interface the device's peripherals, handle
interrupts, use timers and counters, use external memory and develop
projects using PIC 18F4520.
ARM7 Microcontroller :
ARM7 microcontroller is the most widely used processor in embedded
systems. This microprocessor family uses the ARM7 CPU core and has a
wide range of peripheral options, making it an ideal choice for
applications requiring high-performance and low power
consumption,superior real-time performance.
Introduction to ARM Architecture:
This may include an overview of the device's features and
specifications, such as its 32-bit ARM core, on-chip memory, and
peripheral interfaces.
Overview of ARM & Processor Core:
This may cover the ARM Cortex-M3 architecture, including the
instruction set, exception handling, and memory management.
Data Path and Instruction Decoding
Comparison of ARM Series (ARM 10, ARM 11, Cortex)
Conditional Execution, ARM Development Environment
Assembler and Compilers, Software Interrupts
Introduction to ARM family of processors
Keil uVision IDE: This may cover how to use the Keil uVision
integrated development environment (IDE) to develop, debug, and program
the LPC2148.
Programming in C: This may cover the basics of programming in C
for the LPC2148, including how to use the device's peripheral
interfaces and libraries.
ARM Bus Architecture, System Peripherals , Pin Connect Block
Timer/Counter with Interrupt
UART programming (polling/interrupt)
Hardware Debugging Tools
Peripherals and Interfacing: This may cover how to use the
LPC2148's on-chip peripherals, such as GPIO, UART, ADC, and PWM,
RTC
Interrupt Handling: This may cover how to use the LPC2148's
interrupt controller to handle interrupt requests.
Real-time Clock: This may cover how to use the LPC2148's
on-chip real-time clock (RTC) to keep time and schedule events.
Project-based learning: Many LPC2148 courses will include
hands-on project work to give students the opportunity to apply what
they have learned.
Overall outcome of the course would be understanding the architecture of
LPC 2148, students should be able to program the device using C and Keil
IDE, use and interface the device's peripherals, handle interrupts,
use RTC and develop projects using LPC 2148.
C++ Programing:
C++ is commonly used in embedded systems due to its ability to handle
low-level memory management and its support for object-oriented
programming. C++ is also a good choice for embedded systems because it
can be used to write both high-level and low-level code.
A basic training syllabus for C++ may include the following topics:
Introduction to C++: Overview of the C++ programming language,
its history, and its features.
Fundamentals: Understanding basic concepts such as variables,
data types, operators, control structures, and functions.
Object-oriented programming: Learning the basics of OOP concepts
such as classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.
Functions: This module covers the concept of functions in C++,
including function declaration, definition, and call.
Arrays and strings: Understanding how to work with arrays and
strings in C++.
Pointers and memory management: Understanding how pointers work
in C++, and how to manage memory effectively.
File Input/Output: This module covers the concepts of reading
from and writing to files in C++.
STM32 ARM Cortex:
STM32 is a family of microcontrollers manufactured by
STMicroelectronics that are based on ARM Cortex-M cores. The ARM
Cortex-M is a 32-bit processor core designed for use in embedded
systems. STM32 microcontrollers come in a variety of different series,
each with its own set of features and capabilities.
STM32 microcontroller's core is designed for real-time
applications, with a low interrupt latency and high performance, making
it suitable for applications that require fast response time and high
processing power.
STM32 microcontrollers are well supported by STMicroelectronics, and a
wide range of software and development tools are available to help
developers get started with the platform. This includes the STM32CubeMX
software, which is used to configure the microcontroller's
peripherals and generate code, as well as the STM32CubeIDE, an
integrated development environment (IDE) for programming and debugging
STM32-based applications.
Introduction to STM32 microcontrollers and their architecture
ST Microcontrollers and the STM32 platform
Key Features and uses of STM32
Understand The Internals OF STM32 Microcontroller Hardware
Interface Various Peripherals Inside OF STM32 Microcontrollers
Use of software and tool chains compiler, debugger and ICSP
Programming languages for STM32 microcontrollers
Input/output Programing with STM32
Communication protocols implementation on STM32 such as UART,
I2C, and SPI
STM Debugging and troubleshooting techniques
STM32 peripherals such as timers, ADC, UART
Sensor Interfacing: Analog and Digital sensors ADC with PWM
STM32CubeMX and STM32CubeIDE usage
Project development and integration using STM32 Nucleo or
Discovery boards.
Hardware Interfacing :
Interfacing of LEDs
Interfacing of Switches
Interfacing of Relays
Interfacing of LCD
Interfacing of 7 Segment Display
Interfacing of ADC
Interfacing of Stepper Motors
Interfacing of DC Motors
Interfacing of IR Sensors
Interfacing of Ultrasonic Sensors
Interfacing of MEMS Sensors
Interfacing of RF Modules
Interfacing of Real Time Clock
Serial Communication
Interfacing Using I2C Protocol
Interfacing Using SPI Protocol
PWM Techniques
Interfacing of Bluetooth
Interfacing of Wi-Fi
Mobile WiFi and Bluetooth Applications
CAN Protocol & its practical implementation
IOT complete Module with practicals
Internet of Things:
Internet of Things (IoT) devices are becoming increasingly popular in
embedded systems. These devices are used to connect and control a wide
range of devices and systems,
Embedded systems in IoT devices typically use Python or other programming
languages to control the device's hardware and communicate with
other devices. For example, an IoT-enabled thermostat would use a
microcontroller and Python code to control the temperature and
communicate with a mobile app or remote server.
Introduction to IoT and its applications in various industries
Understanding the IoT architecture and its components such as
sensors, devices, gateways, and cloud platforms
IoT software and programming: This module covers the different
software and programming languages used in IoT, such as C & embedded
C.
Programming and communication protocols for IoT devices such as
MQTT, CoAP, and HTTP
Networking and connectivity options for IoT devices such as WiFi,
Bluetooth, Internet.
Communicating with server & Data uploading on server
Industry trends and future developments: This module covers the
latest trends and future developments in the field of IoT.
Building and deploying IoT projects and applications such as
smart home systems, industrial automation & connected systems.
Communication Protocols:
Communication protocols play a crucial role in embedded systems, as they
enable communication between different devices and systems.
The choice of communication protocol depends on the specific requirements
of the embedded system, such as the distance between devices, the amount
of data to be transmitted, and the power consumption of the devices.
Serial UART/ USART:
UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter) is a type of serial
communication that allows devices to communicate with each other using
asynchronous serial communication.
USART (Universal Synchronous and Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter) is a
type of serial communication that allows devices to communicate with
each other using both synchronous and asynchronous serial communication
This point include the following topics:
Introduction to UART/USART Understanding the UART/USART protocol
architecture
UART/USART communication parameters such as baud rate, data bits,
stop bits, and parity
UART/USART signaling and voltage levels, MAX 232 & its uses
Implementing the UART/USART protocol on microcontrollers
Using UART/USART in embedded devices
Communication modes and its configuration
Transmitting & receiving data using UART/USART
Implementation of UART/USART is Serial & wireless Interfacing
with devices
I2C Protocol:
I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) is a communication protocol that allows
multiple devices to communicate with each other using a two-wire
interface.
I2C Protocol Training include the following topics:
Introduction to I2C protocol and its history
Understanding the I2C protocol architecture and its components
such as master, slave, and clock/data lines
I2C protocol message format and its fields such as address, data,
and control bits
I2C bus arbitration and priority mechanism
I2C bus error handling and detection
Implementing the I2C protocol on microcontrollers and
microprocessors
Using I2C in embedded systems and electronic devices
Advanced topics such as I2C over long distance and multi-master
communication
SPI Protocol :
SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) is a communication protocol that
allows multiple devices to communicate with each other using a
synchronous serial interface.
SPI is widely used in embedded systems, such as sensor interfaces,
communication between microcontrollers, memory, and data storage
devices.
A SPI Protocol Training include the following topics:
SPI Protocol :
SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) is a communication protocol that
allows multiple devices to communicate with each other using a
synchronous serial interface.
SPI is widely used in embedded systems, such as sensor interfaces,
communication between microcontrollers, memory, and data storage
devices.
A SPI Protocol Training include the following topics:
Introduction to the SPI protocol and its applications.
Understanding the SPI protocol mechanism and its components such
as master, slave, and clock/data lines.
SPI protocol message format and its fields such as address, data,
and control bits
SPI bus arbitration and priority mechanism
multi-slave communication in SPI
Implementing the SPI protocol on microcontrollers and
microprocessors.
Using the SPI protocol in embedded systems and electronic
devices.
MQTT: These protocols are commonly used for IoT, MQTT is a
publish-subscribe protocol.
MQTT is a lightweight publish-subscribe protocol that is particularly
well-suited for IoT and machine-to-machine (M2M) communication, where
small code footprint and low bandwidth are critical. MQTT is widely used
in IoT systems, such as sensor networks, industrial automation, and home
automation systems.
An MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) syllabus would include the
following topics:
Introduction to MQTT and its history
Understanding the MQTT protocol architecture and its components
such as clients, brokers, and topics
MQTT message format and its fields such as message type, QoS and
topic
MQTT Connect, Publish, Subscribe and Disconnect process
MQTT Quality of Service levels
Implementing the MQTT protocol
Using MQTT in IoT Applications
CAN Protocol :
Can protocol is a communications protocol used in the automotive
industry for in-vehicle networking. It is based on the Controller Area
Network (CAN) bus standard, and is used to connect various electronic
control units (ECUs) in a vehicle, such as the engine control unit,
transmission control unit, and body control module. It is widely used in
modern vehicles to control various systems and functions, such as engine
and transmission control, electronic stability control, and advanced
driver assistance systems.
CAN Training Syllabus include :
Introduction to the CAN protocol and its history
Understanding the CAN protocol architecture and its components
such as frames, identifiers, and error handling
Types of CAN Frames: Data Frame, Remote Frame, Error Frame,
overload frame
CAN protocol message format and its fields such as ID, DLC, Data
and CRC
Bit timing and synchronization in CAN
CAN bus arbitration and priority mechanism
CAN bus error handling and detection, types of errors
Implementing the CAN protocol on microcontroller like STM32
Programing & testing communication between nodes using CAN
Protocol
Embedded system training courses by pune’s best training institute. Following courses in embedded
system are offered by Technoscripts:
The embedded system course in our institute is a blend of software and hardware which when
combined make sure the proper functioning of an embedded system that ranges from the small
portable devices like digital watches & MP3 players to some of the large stationary
installations like traffic lights, factory controllers to some of the very large & complex
systems like hybrid vehicles MRI, aerospace applications. The embedded system is actually a
computer system with an integrated function inside a large mechanical or electrical system
usually with real-time computing restrictions.
The course includes implementation of minimum two Live projects
Technoscripts is a leading Indian entity founded in 2005 exploring itself in embedded system
development & training. It is well known for advance technology training with quality
training & good placement track for freshers as well as working professionals.
We are pioneer of the embedded system training with expertise of over 12 years. We are one of the
India’s most reputed corporate training & Workshops Company in the field of Embedded System
& Robotics
Modular Courses
Embedded Systems have a very wide application in different domains such as automobile, consumer
consumer durable, appliances, medical applications, Power electronics, diagnostic equipment,
Industrial automation, communication systems, aerospace and entertainment systems, Mobile
applications. Embedded system is part of automation & its use will be growing only. it is having
never ending scope.
The course includes implementation of minimum two
Live projects
The main motive behind any professional training is to get excellence in technologies & get
placed on desired job profile. our aim behind this training is also to help students in getting good
jobs in design & development in embedded system for the same invites the companies for campus
interview also arrange interview for student at company campus.
We Conduct mock group discussion and personal interview session. we guide students in the area of
soft skills and personality development to achieve success in their career.Our placement activity
starts from the second month from date of batch commencement.
Benefits of the Embedded Systems Course:
1. Specialized Skill Development: The course equips students with specialized
skills in embedded systems design, development, programming languages like C/C++, and
hardware-software integration, making them highly sought-after professionals in the technology
industry.
2. Versatile Applications: Embedded systems are omnipresent in modern
technology, powering everything from smartphones and household appliances to industrial
machinery and automotive systems. Therefore, proficiency in embedded systems opens doors to
diverse career opportunities across various sectors.
3. Project-Based Learning: TechnoScripts' embedded systems course
emphasizes project-based learning, where students work on real-world projects under the guidance
of industry experts. This hands-on approach fosters creativity, problem-solving abilities, and a
deeper understanding of embedded systems concepts.
4. Industry Exposure: The institute often collaborates with leading companies
in the embedded systems domain, providing students with opportunities for industry exposure
through workshops, seminars, and guest lectures. This exposure helps students stay abreast of
industry trends and best practices.
5. Networking Opportunities: TechnoScripts facilitates networking opportunities
for students by organizing industry visits, tech meetups, and networking events. Building
professional connections with industry professionals can significantly enhance students'
career prospects and open doors to job opportunities.
Career Opportunities in Embedded Systems:
1. Automotive Embedded Systems Engineer: Automotive companies like Tesla, BMW, and Toyota
hire embedded systems engineers to develop software and hardware solutions for vehicle control
systems, infotainment systems, and autonomous driving technologies.
2. Medical Device Embedded Software Developer: Medical device companies such as
Medtronic, Siemens Healthiness, and Philips Healthcare seek embedded software developers to
design and implement software for medical devices like pacemakers, MRI machines, and patient
monitoring systems.
3. Consumer Electronics Product Manager: Consumer electronics giants like Apple, Samsung,
and Sony recruit professionals with expertise in embedded systems for roles in product
management, where they oversee the development and launch of cutting-edge electronic devices and
gadgets.
4. Industrial Automation Specialist: Industrial automation companies such as Siemens,
ABB, and Rockwell Automation hire embedded systems engineers to design and implement automation
solutions for manufacturing processes, robotics, and control systems.
5. Embedded Systems Consultant: Some professionals choose to work as independent
consultants, offering their expertise in embedded systems design, development, and optimization
to clients across various industries. This role offers flexibility, autonomy, and the
opportunity to work on diverse projects.
Top Companies Hiring Embedded Systems Professionals:
Bosch
Honeywell
Lockheed Martin
Northrop Grumman
Amazon Lab126
General Motors (GM)
ABB Group
Rockwell Collins
Harman International
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)
These companies, renowned for their innovation and technology leadership, actively seek embedded
systems professionals who can drive product development, innovation, and technological advancement.
By enrolling in TechnoScripts' embedded systems course, students can embark on a rewarding
career path in the dynamic and ever-expanding field of embedded systems, with opportunities to work
on groundbreaking projects and contribute to shaping the future of technology.
Frequently Asked Questions :
1. What are the key skills and qualifications required to
become a successful embedded systems engineer?
2. Can you explain the fundamental principles of embedded
systems design and their importance in product development?
3. How does computer programming play a crucial role in
the development of embedded systems?
4. What are the core functions of operating systems in
embedded systems, and how do they impact system performance?
5. Can you recommend any reputable online courses for
learning about embedded systems?
6. Explain the concept of an "outer class" in
object-oriented programming and its relevance in embedded systems development.
7. What programming languages are commonly used in the
field of embedded systems, and how do they differ in terms of suitability for various
applications?
8. What roles do computer engineers typically play in the
development of embedded systems, and what skills are important for them to
possess?
9. What is a "static class" in programming, and
how can it be utilized in embedded systems development?
10. How can individuals effectively learn about embedded
systems, especially if they have no prior experience in the field?
11. What are the challenges and considerations when
programming embedded systems for real-time applications?
12. Can you explain the concept of nested classes and
their use in software development within embedded systems?
13. How do computer systems and embedded systems differ,
and what are the key distinctions between the two fields?
14. What career opportunities are available for software
engineers with expertise in embedded systems?
15. In the context of object-oriented programming, what
are "outer classes," and how do they relate to nested classes?
16. What does "real time" mean in the context
of embedded systems?