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Robo India in this PPT presents the fundamentals and basics of embedded system, electronics and physical computing. Please share your views and queries with us. Website:http://roboindia.com mail- [email protected]

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Fundamentals of Embedded System and Electronics

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FUNDAMENTAL OF

EMBEDDED SYSTEM

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INTRODUCTION TO
EMBEDDED SYSTEM
An embedded system is a
computer system designed to
perform one or a few dedicated
functions.
Controlled by Microcontroller and
Microprocessor.
E.g. - Digital Watches and MP3
Player to Traffic light control to
Factory control even in Nuclear
power plant.

NEED OF EMBEDDED
SYSTEM

For quick performance


to avoid human interventions
Optimized System
Low cost of the product
increasing the reliability
It fulfill few requirements such as
constraints in power-consumption,
size-limitations, reliability or realtime performance

BUILDING BLOCKS

Building
Block

Sensors

Decision
making
device

Actuators

I/P DEVICES
(SENSORS)

IR Sensors
LM35 Temp. Sensor
Pressure
Gyroscope
Accelerometer

O/P DEVICES
(ACTUATORS)

DC-Motor
IC-Engine
Servo motors
Stepper motor

DECISION MAKING
DEVICE
Micro controller/Microprocessor

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
C AND P
It Doesnt have memory to store
data.
It doesn't have inbuilt RAM
Microprocessor is an IC which has
only the CPU inside them

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
C AND P
Microcontroller has a CPU, in
addition with a fixed amount of
RAM, ROM
Can be used as stand alone device.
Microcontroller have features like
I/O ports and timer.
Inbuilt Memory and processor and

ATMEGA16 PIN
DIAGRAM

INPUT/OUTPUT
PORTS
Atmega16 have total of
40 pins
32 I/O pins..
PORTA = 8 Pins
PORTB = 8 Pins
PORTC = 8 Pins
PORTD = 8 Pins

WHY COMPILER
To Write Program in C
Converts C-file to Hex-file.

WHY PROGRAMMER
Programmer is required to
transfer the Hex File from your
PC to Micro Controller.

THANKS

In case of queries please write


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