SEMINAR Embedded System
SEMINAR Embedded System
• Introduction
• History
• Conclusion
• References
EMBEDDED
SYSTEM
2. Transportation Systems
New airplanes
3. Consumer Electronics
Mp3 players,
Mobile phones,
Videogame consoles,
Digital cameras,
DVD players,
GPS receivers
Printers
Washing machines
Dishwashers,
5. Medical Equipment
6. Robotics
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EMBEDDED OPERATING SYSTEM AND
INTERFACES:
The simplest form of embedded system is an on chip CPU with
firmware. Embedded operating system provides more flexibility in use
and so does the user interfaces. But both depend upon the requirement
specifications.
The interfaces not only depend upon requirements but also the
way designers handle it. For example use of touch screen instead of
separate keypads and displays. But also keeping in mind the cost issue.
Reducing the user actions simplifies the design.
One way to reduce user actions is to use a light indicator for any
information. Most often designers use red color for danger indication,
green for OK and yellow indicating may be there is an error.
TYPICAL EMBEDDED SYSTEM
CONSTRAINTS:
As till now, we have discuss about embedded system. But now it’s
time to come to focus on the constraints which should be followed
before creating any embedded systems. They are:
3. Low Power: Battery power for 8+ hours (laptops often last only 2
hours) Limited cooling may limit power even if AC power available
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