This document outlines topics to be covered in Unit 1 of an embedded systems course, including defining an embedded system and comparing it to a general purpose system, explaining the basic hardware components of an embedded system with a block diagram, classifying embedded systems by scale of computation, analyzing an industry standard embedded system design process, and exploring various aspects of embedded system architecture, hardware design, power systems, watchdog timers, and applications.
This document outlines topics to be covered in Unit 1 of an embedded systems course, including defining an embedded system and comparing it to a general purpose system, explaining the basic hardware components of an embedded system with a block diagram, classifying embedded systems by scale of computation, analyzing an industry standard embedded system design process, and exploring various aspects of embedded system architecture, hardware design, power systems, watchdog timers, and applications.
This document outlines topics to be covered in Unit 1 of an embedded systems course, including defining an embedded system and comparing it to a general purpose system, explaining the basic hardware components of an embedded system with a block diagram, classifying embedded systems by scale of computation, analyzing an industry standard embedded system design process, and exploring various aspects of embedded system architecture, hardware design, power systems, watchdog timers, and applications.
1. Define an Embedded System (ES). Compare the features of an ES with those of a
general purpose system. 2. Explain the basic HW components of an ES with a block diagram. 3. Classify ESs with different scale of computation and compare their features w.r.t HW, RTOS & Applications. 4. Analyze an industry standard ES design & development lifecycle model explaining the importance of each stage. 5. Analyze the importance of architecture of an ES prior to actual system implementation. 6. Briefly explain each layer’s functionality of basic reference ES model. 7. List out different types of diagrams and their utilities to an ES design. 8. Discuss on the rules to be followed of a HW schematic design. 9. Explain the ES board organization based on the Von-Neuman architecture model. 10. With a neat block diagram, explain the MIPS reference board explaining each functional block. 11. Analyze why powering section of an ES is the most important aspect of design. 12. WDT design 13. Applications (exa: motor control system)