Hardware

Combination of + + TO DO SPECIFIC TASK

Mechanical Parts

#1 Embedded Systems Software

#1 Printer

#2 Mouse

Example #3 Washing Machine

It is a General Purpose Machine

Not COMPUTER / Mobile

Completes task in a specific time

#1 Real Time Embedded System Nuclear Reactors

Hard Realtime Ex
Air Bag - 4 Wheelers
Type
Soft Realtime Ex Game Controllers

Communicating other Embedded System

#2 Classification of Embedded System #2 Network Embedded System

IoT
Ex
Routers

Operated with a battery for a long time

#3 Mobile Embedded System
Ex Pacemakers

Details 12

#1 Microprocessor
8085
Ex
8065

Details 9

#2 Microcontroller 8051
8 / 16 / 32 Bit
Ex ARM

PIC

Digital Signal Processor

#3 DSP Details 29

Ex TMS320C6000

Digital Signal Controller

#4 DSC Details

Ex TMS320C2000

Field Programmable Gate Array

#5 FPGA Details 5

#3 Types of Embedded System Zync Pynq Z2 2

Ex ZYNQ
Spartan

Complex Programmable Logic Device

#6 CPLD Details 4

Ex Xilinx Coolrunner

Application Specific Integrated Circuit

#7 ASIC Details

Intel Movidius
Ex
TGAM

System On Chip

#8 SOC Details 1

ESP-32
Ex
TI OMAP

#9 GPU

#10 TPU

Anything which is connected with Cloud via Internet

physical devices

vehicles
Things
Internet of Things buildings

Master Class and other items

#4 Internet of Things Revolution

1700s and early 1800s | optimized form of labor performed by people through the use of water and
INDUSTRY 1.0
steam-powered engines and other types of machine tools

Early part of the 20th century | The introduction of electricity enabled manufacturers to increase
INDUSTRY 2.0
efficiency and helped make factory machinery more mobile

Late 1950s |manufacturers began experiencing a shift that put less emphasis on analog and
Evolution of Industry INDUSTRY 3.0
mechanical technology and more on digital technology and automation software.

Interconnectivity through the Internet of Things (IoT), access to real-time data, and the
INDUSTRY 4.0
introduction of cyber-physical systems.

Industry 5.0 refers to robot and smart machines working alongside people with added resilience and
INDUSTRY 5.0 sustainability goals included. Where Industry 4.0 focused on technologies such as the Internet of
Things and big data, Industry 5.0 seeks to add human, environmental and social aspects back
into the equation.

Sensors/Devices Collect data from the surrounding environment

Connectivity Connect devices to the internet through various means (Wi-Fi, Cellular, Satellite)
#5 Key Components of IoT
Data Processing Process the collected data, either on the edge or in the cloud

Action Perform a task based on the processed data, such as sending an alert or adjusting settings

#6 4

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#8 9

#9 9

#10 7

#11 58

#12 25

#13 47

#14 16

#15 52

#16 24

#17 60

#18 58