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EMBEDDED COURSE
Adventure Technology solutions offers advanced embedded system course for students, Professionals and Job seekers to entering into the embedded field. The course syllabus is designed by Industry embedded experts and 10+ Years experienced embedded professionals.
We are fulfilling the gap between Industry expectations and Students required skill set. Adventure Provides real-time practical exposure with 100 % well equipped lab facilities towards enter you into industry.
Embedded Course will fetch you the required training to get into the core field. This will be helpful for both fresh graduates and experienced professional who are keen to switch their career path. Adventure is considered as the best Embedded Training Institute in Chennai.
- We are providing the classes with practical sessions and hardware examples. It will lead to be an expert in both software and Hardware.
- 10+ Years of experienced trainers will provide training for the students. If you want to become an expert get knowledge from the expert.
- Application oriented training will really help full for your industrial career path.
- Become an Industry-ready Hands-on Embedded Engineer, by completing all the related embedded course-ware and embedded projects online.
- We are fulfilling the following Embedded Design Life Cycle.
- Requirement analysis
- Design
- Development and test
- Deployment
- Maintenance
About Embedded Systems
An embedded system is a microprocessor-based computer hardware system with software that is designed to perform a dedicated function, either as an independent system or as a part of a large system.
- An specific system to do an dedicated task.
- Embedded system has a dedicated function within a larger mechanical or electronic system.
- It is embedded as part of a complete device often including electrical or electronic hardware and mechanical parts.
Embedded system applications range from digital watches and microwaves to hybrid vehicles and avionics. As much as 98 percent of all microprocessors manufactured are used in embedded systems.
Best way to do embedded system Training in Chennai will be the priority of the student who wants to shine in their career.
Scope of Embedded Systems
The industry for embedded systems is expected to continue growing rapidly, driven by the continued development of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR), machine learning , deep learning, and the Internet of Things (IoT).
The cognitive embedded system will be at the heart of such trends as: reduced energy consumption, improved security for embedded devices, cloud connectivity and mesh networking, deep learning applications, and visualization tools with real time data. Embedded systems are commonly found in consumer, industrial, automotive, home appliances, medical, telecommunication, commercial and military applications.
According to a 2018 report published by QYResearch, the global market for the embedded systems industry was valued at $68.9 billion in 2017 and is expected to rise to $105.7 billion by the end of 2025.
Adventure provides best training Institute in embedded system Chennai with help of 10+ years of experienced trainers and well equipped labs.
Eligibility
- Duration :3-6 Months
- Eligibility : B.E/B.Tech, M.E/M.Tech, M.sc (electronics branches)
Who should attend?
- All electronics and electrical students
- Professionals with electronics and electrical background
- Embedded professionals growth career
- Engineering students with Basic knowledge in C programming and electronics
Career opportunities
- Embedded System is the future. Every industry needs some artificial intelligence into it and artificial intelligence can be given by embedded systems only.
- According to a survey embedded systems industry will reach $360 billion by end of 2020.
- Jobs in embedded industry will reach to 12 Lac by 2021.
- Companies like TCS, Wipro, L&T, TATA, are investing heavily in their embedded systems operations in India
- Experts say what IT was in 90s is where Embedded Systems stands now and is ready to explode-NASSCOM
- Your Roles in Companies would be:
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- Embedded software/hardware designer
- ES architect
- System integrator
- ES Analyst
- Systems engineer
- Engineering manager
- Kernel developer
- Embedded linux engineer
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Real-world experience by allowing the trainee to get her hands directly on whatever she is learning, creating a sense of empowerment.
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Real-world experience by allowing the trainee to get her hands directly on whatever she is learning, creating a sense of empowerment.
When a student completes his/ her course successfully, Placement Cell helps him/ her interview with major companies related to their courses.
100% placement assistance
When a student completes his/ her course successfully, Placement Cell helps him/ her interview with major companies related to their courses.
Dedicated Trainers who are experienced more than 10+ years in the industry. Our trainers are recognized as a pioneering Executive Coach.
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Dedicated Trainers who are experienced more than 10+ years in the industry. Our trainers are recognized as a pioneering Executive Coach.
Adventure syllabus patterns are designed by industry experts, Core job related professionals. Our syllabus is based on trending industry requirements.
Industry relevance syllabus
Adventure syllabus patterns are designed by industry experts, Core job related professionals. Our syllabus is based on trending industry requirements.
A flexible schedule allows an student to attend the classes with variable timing pattern.
Flexible timingt
A flexible schedule allows an student to attend the classes with variable timing pattern.
We offer reasonable fees structures for the students with Case studies after completing every chapter with practical assessment.
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We offer reasonable fees structures for the students with Case studies after completing every chapter with practical assessment.
EMBEDDED COURSE SYLLABUS
Course Overview
1. Introduction to C
* Design Methods* Programming Languages
* Translators
* History Of C
* Characteristics Of C
* why C language in embedded systems
* Structure Of a C Program
* Environment For C
2. Elements of C
* C Character Set
* Execution Characters/Escape Sequences
* Trigraph Characters
* Delimiters
* Reserved Words / Keywords
* Identifiers
* Data Types
* Constants
* Variables
* Expressions
* Statements
* Comment
3. Input and Output in C
* Conversion Specifications* Reading Input data
* Writing Output data
* Formatted Input and output
* Character I/O
4. Operators and Expression
* Arithmetic operators* Assignments Operators
* Increment/Decrement Operators
* Relational Operators
* Logical Operators
* Conditional Operators
* Comma Operators
* Size of Operators
* Type conversion
* Precedence and associativity
* Role Of Parentheses In Evaluating Expressions
5. ControlStatements
* ControlStatements* Compound Statement' or Block
* if...else
* Loops
* break statement
* continue statement
* goto
* switch
6. Functions
* Advantages Of Using Functions* Library Functions
* User-Defined Functions'
* Function Definition
* Function Call
* Function Declaration
* return statement
* Function Arguments
* Types Of Functions
* More About Function Declaratio
* Declaration Of Functions With No Arguments
* main() Function and Library Functions
* Local, Global And Static Variables
* Recursion
7. Arrays
* One Dimensional Array* Declaration of 1-D Array
* Accessing I-D Array Elements
* Processing 1-D Arrays
* Initialization of I-D Array
* Two Dimensional Array
* Introduction To Strings
8. Pointers
* About Memory* Address Operator
* Pointers Variables
* Pointer Arithmetic
* Pointer Comparisons
* Pointer To Pointer
* Pointers and One Dimensional Arrays
* Subscripting Pointer Variables
* pointers to an Array
* Pointers And Two Dimensional Arrays
* Subscripting Pointer To An Array
* Pointers And Three Dimensional Arrays
* Pointers And Functions
* Returning More Than One Value From A Function
* Function Returning Pointer
* Passing a 1-D Array to a Function
* Passing a 2-D Array to a Function
* Array Of Pointers
* void Pointers
* Pointers To Functions.
9. Strings
* StringsString Constant or String Literal* String Variables
* String Library Functions
* String Pointers
* Array OfStrings Or Two Dimensional Array Of Characters
* Array Of Pointers To Strings
* sprintf()
* sscanf ()
10. Structure And Union
* Defining a Structure* Declaring Structure Variables
* Initialization Of Structure Variables
* Accessing Members of a Structure
* Assignment of Structure Variables
* Size of Structure
* Array of Structures
* Arrays Within Structures
* Nested Structures (Structure Within Structure)
* Pointers to Structures
* Pointers Within Structures
* Structures And Functions
* union
* typedef
11. Dynamic Memory Allocation
* malloc()* calloc()
* realloc()
* free()
* Dynamic Arrays
12. Operations on Bits
* Operations on Bits* Bitwise AND ( & )
* Bitwise OR ( I )
* Bitwise XOR ( 1\ )
* One's Complement ( ~)
* Bitwise Left Shift ( « ) .
* Bitwise Right Shift ( » )
* Multiplication and Division by 2 using shift operators
* Masking
13. Miscellaneous Features In C
* Enumeration* Storage C1as~es
* Automatic
* External
* Static
* Local Static Variables
* Global Static Variables
* Register
* Storage Classes in Functions
* Linkage
* Memory During Program Execution
* const
* volatile
* Functions With Variable Number Of Arguments
* Passing Variable Number of Arguments To Another Function
* lvahie and rvalue
* Compilation And Execution of C Programs
* PreprocessoJ;
* Compiler
* Assembler
* Linker
14. Data Structure in C
* Linked List* Single
* Double
* Circular
* Linked List with File Handling
* Stack
* Queue
* Trees
* Unions
* Bit fields
* Enumerators
* 15 Files
15. Files
* Text And Binary Modes* Concept Of Buffer
* Opening a File
* Errors in Opening Files
* Closing a File
* End of File
* Structure of a General File Program
* Predefined File Pointers
* Character I/O
* fputc ( )
* fgetc()
* getc( ) and putc( )
* Integer i/o
* putw ( )
* getw()
* String I/O
* fputs()
* fgets()
* Formatted I/O
* Block Read / Write
* Random Access To File
* Other File Functions
* Command Line Arguments
* Some Additional Problems
16. The C Preprocessor
* #define* Macros with Arguments
* Nesting in Macros
* Problems with Macros
* Macros Vs Functions
* Generic Functions
* #undef
* Stringizing Operator ( # )
* Token Pasting Operator( ## )
* Including Files
* Conditional Compilation
* #if And #endif
* #else and #elif
* de.fined Operator
* #ifdef arid #ifndef
* Writing Portable Code
* Debugging
* Commenting A Part Of Code
* Other Uses of conditional compilation
* Predefined· Macro Names
* #line
* #error
* Null Directive
* #pragma
Course Overview
8051 microcontroller training course is suitable for candidates who want to learn about Embedded Systems and Robotics. 8051 microcontroller is the most popular microcontroller used in embedded systems. This training imparts knowledge about the basic design of 8051 and develops an understanding about:* Microcontroller 8051 programming
* The core architecture of 8051 microcontroller
* The importance of various peripheral devices and their interfacing to 8051
* The different types of external interfaces, such as LEDS, LCD, Keypad Matrix and Switches
Through 8051 microcontroller online training, candidates attain the expertise in writing assembly program languages, creating microchips used in Robotics, and designing memory interfacing and IO interfacing procedures with 8051.
1. 8051 MICROCONTROLLER
* Introduction to Embedded System* History & need of Embedded System
* Basic components of Embedded System
* Hardware Classification of Embedded System
* Programming Language Classification of Embedded System
* Advantage & Disadvantage of Low level & High level programming language of Embedded System
2. MICROPROCESSOR& MICROCONTROLLER CLASSIFICATION
* Braod Cast* Difference between Microprocessor & Microcontroller
* Classification based on architecture
* Classification based on Instruction Set
* Type of Microcontroller
* Memory Classification
3. LOW LEVEL PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS:
* Introduction to 8051 Assembly Language programming* Branching & Looping
* 8051 Addressing modes
4. 8051 Microcontroller
* Micro-controller Basics* Introduction to 8051 architecture
* Features of 8051
* Architecture
* Pin Diagram
* Memory
* Comparison of 8051 with RISC based systems and Microprocessors 8051 Hardware connection
5. REGISTERS & MEMORY OF AT89C51
* Description of RAM* Description of CPU Registers
* Function of SFR
* I/O Port Programming
6. INTRODUCTION OF EMBEDDED C
* Introduction to Embedded C* Different between C & Embedded C
* Data type of Embedded C
* Operators of Embedded C
* Statements & loops of Embedded C
7. SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
* Development Cycle* Programming
* Download
* Debugging
8. ON-CHIP PERIPHERALS
* Introduction to C Programming for 8051* Timers & counters,
* Serial Communication
* Interrupts & Handling ISR
* Software tools used for programming
* Hardware interfacing with peripherals
9. INTERFACING WITH PROTOCOLS
* SCI(UART)* I2C (EEPROM and RTC)
* SPI (EEPROM)
10. External Hardware Interfacing
* Interfacing of LEDs* Interfacing of Switches
* Interfacing of Relays
* Interfacing of LCD
* Interfacing of 7 Segment Display
* Digital Sensor Interfacing
* Interfacing of ADC
* Analog Sensor Interfacing
* interrupts in 8051
* Programming using interrupts
* Keypad Interfacing
* Timers in 8051
* Timer programming
* Interfacing of DC Motors
* Interfacing of Mobile Phone using DTMF
* Serial Communication
Course Overview
1. Introduction to ARM
* Micro processor& Controller* Architectures
* ARM Architectures and family
* ARM IP Core and IC vendors
2. Introduction to ARM7 Architecture
* ARM7TDMI Core* 3 stage pipeline
* ARM7 registers
* Memory organization
* Bus architecture
* Peripherals
3. Introduction to NXP LPC2148
* Pinout* Pin functionalities
* Peripherals
* LPC2148 Development board familiarization
4. ARM Embedded Systems and ARM Processor Fundamentals
* The RISC design philosophy,* ARM design philosophy,
* embedded system hardware- AMBA bus protocol,
* embedded system software- applications.
* ARM core data flow model, Registers,
* CPSR-Processor modes,
* Banked registers.
* Pipeline- Characteristics.
5. The ARM7 CPU Core
* Outline* The Pipeline
* Registers
* Current Program Status Register
* Exception Modes
* ARM 7 Instruction Set
* Branching
* Data Processing Instructions
* Copying Registers
* Copying Multiple Registers
* Swap Instruction
* Modifying The Status Registers
* Software Interrupt
* MAC Unit
* THUMB Instruction Set
6. SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
* Outline* Which Compiler?
* Startup Code
* Interworking ARM/THUMB Code
* STDIO Libraries
* Accessing Peripherals
* Interrupt Service Routines
* Software Interrupt
* Locating Code In RAM
* Operating System Support
* Fixing Objects At Absolute Locations
* Inline Assembler
* Hardware Debugging Tools
7. SYSTEM PERIPHERALS
* Outline* Bus Structure
* Memory Map
* Register Programming
* Memory Accelerator Module
* Example MAM Configuration
* FLASH Memory Programming
* Memory Map Control
* Bootloader
* Philips ISP Utility
* In-Application Programming
* External Bus Interface
* External Memory Interface
* Using The External Bus Interface
* Booting From ROM
* Phase Locked Loop
* VLSI Peripheral Bus Divider
* Power Control
* LPC2000 Interrupt System
* Pin Connect Block
* External Interrupt Pins
* Interrupt Structure
8. USER PERIPHERALS
* Outline* General Purpose I/O
* General Purpose Timers
* PWM Modulator
* Real Time Clock
* Watchdog
* UART
* I2C Interface
* SPI Interface
* Analog To Digital Converter
* Digital To Analog Converter
* CAN Controller
* ISO 7 Layer Model
* CAN Node Design
* CAN Message Objects
* CAN Bus Arbitration
* Bit Timing
* CAN Message Transmission
* CAN Error Containment
* CAN Message Reception
9. KEIL TUTORIAL
* Installation* Using the Keil UVISION IDE
* Using The Debugger
* Using The ULINK Hardware Debugger
Course Overview
1. Introduction
* Linux Versus Other Unix-Like Kernels* Hardware Dependency
* Linux Versions
* Basic Operating System Concepts
* An Overview of the Unix Filesystem
* An Overview of Unix Kernels
2. Memory Addressing
* Memory Addresses* Segmentation in Hardware
* Segmentation in Linux
* Paging in Hardware
* Paging in Linux
3. Processes
* Processes, Lightweight Processes, and Threads* Process Descriptor
* Process Switch
* Creating Processes
* Destroying Processes
4. Interrupts and Exceptions
* The Role of Interrupt Signals* Interrupts and Exceptions
* Nested Execution of Exception and Interrupt Handlers
* Initializing the Interrupt Descriptor Table
* Exception Handling
* Interrupt Handling
* Softirqs and Tasklets
* Work Queues
* Returning from Interrupts and Exceptions
5. Kernel Synchronization
* How the Kernel Services Requests* Synchronization Primitives
* Synchronizing Accesses to Kernel Data Structures
* Examples of Race Condition Prevention
6. Timing Measurements
* Clock and Timer Circuits* The Linux Timekeeping Architecture
* Updating the Time and Date
* Updating System Statistics
* Software Timers and Delay Functions
* System Calls Related to Timing Measurements
7. Process Scheduling
* Scheduling Policy* The Scheduling Algorithm
* Data Structures Used by the Scheduler
* Functions Used by the Scheduler
* Runqueue Balancing in Multiprocessor Systems
* System Calls Related to Scheduling
8. Memory Management
* Page Frame Management* Memory Area Management
* Noncontiguous Memory Area Management
* Process Address Space
9. Process Address Space
* The Memory Descriptor* Memory Regions
* Page Fault Exception Handler
* Creating and Deleting a Process Address Space
* Managing the Heap
10. System Calls
* POSIX APIs and System Calls* System Call Handler and Service Routines
* Entering and Exiting a System Call
* Parameter Passing
* Kernel Wrapper Routines
11. Signals
* The Role of Signals* Generating a Signal
* Delivering a Signal
* System Calls Related to Signal Handling
12. The Virtual Filesystem
* The Role of the Virtual Filesystem (VFS)* VFS Data Structures
* Filesystem Types
* Filesystem Handling
* Pathname Lookup * Implementations of VFS System Calls
* File Locking
13. I/O Architecture and Device Drivers
* I/O Architecture* The Device Driver Model
* Device Files
* Device Drivers
* Character Device Drivers
14. Block Device Drivers
* Block Devices Handling* The Generic Block Layer
* The I/O Scheduler
* Block Device Drivers
* Opening a Block Device File
* The Page Cache
15. The Page Cache
* Storing Blocks in the Page Cache* Writing Dirty Pages to Disk
* The sync( ), fsync( ), and fdatasync() System Calls
16. Accessing Files
* Reading and Writing a File* Memory Mapping
* Direct I/O Transfers
* Asynchronous I/O
17. Page Frame Reclaiming
* The Page Frame Reclaiming Algorithm* Reverse Mapping
* Implementing the PFRA
* Swapping
18. The Ext2 and Ext3 Filesystems
* General Characteristics of Ext2* Ext2 Disk Data Structures
* Ext2 Memory Data Structures
* Creating the Ext2 Filesystem
* Ext2 Methods
* Managing Ext2 Disk Space
* The Ext3 Filesystem
19. Process Communication
* Pipes* FIFOs
* System V IPC
* POSIX Message Queues
20. Program Execution
* Executable Files* Executable Formats
Course Overview
1. An Introduction to Real-Time Linux
* History and Functionality of Linux* Nomenclature
* Standard Linux for Soft Real-Time Applications
* Embedded Applications
* Modifications that make Linux Real Time
* Standard-Kernel Preemption
* Real-Time Patches to the Standard Kernel
* Micro Kernel
* POSIX Real-Time Extensions
* Nano Kernel
* Resource Kernel Extension
2. Performance Characteristics
* Event Latency* Periodic Jitter
* System-Performance Measurement
* Comparing Real-Time and Standard Linux
* Comparison with other Real-Time Kernels
* Performance Comparison
3. Application Case Studies
* NIST Sampled Data Control* EMC
* Stepper Motor Control
* Cable Robots
* Other Examples of Real-Time Linux Applications
* Data Acquisition
* Airborne Scanning Radar Altimeter
* GPS Receiver
* Electronic Excitation Spectroscopy
* Solar Spectral Flux Radiometer
* Telescope Camera
4. Control Applications
* Machine Tool Control* Controlling Creatures with Linux
* Laser Cutting Machine.
* Telescope Control System
* Robotics
* Humanoid Robot H7
* Distributed Real-Time Computing
* A Real-Time Linux Cluster
5. Real-Time Linux Implementation Considerations
* Development Environment* Control System Design Tools
* Development Considerations
* Kernel Space Tasks
* User Space Tasks
* Debugging Real-Time Tasks
* Implementation Considerations
* Supporting Hardware Interfaces for Machine Control
* Total Cost of Systems Developed with Real-Time Linux
* Support Considerations
* Networking and File System Access
* Working with the GPL
* Conclusions
6. Sources of Real-Time Linux
* Open-Source Distributions of Real-Time Modifications to Linux* ADEOS
* KURT
* RTAI
* RTLinux
* TimeSys Linux GPL
* Commercial Distributions of Real-Time Modifications to Linux
* Concurrent Computer Corporation
* FSM Labs Inc.
* MontaVista Software Inc.
* QRTS
* REDSonic Inc.
* Synergy Microsystems Inc.
* TimeSys Corporation
Course Overview
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a course about the new paradigm of objects interacting with people, with information systems, and with other objects. The course will focus on creative thinking and on hands-on project development.1. Introduction
* IOT concepts* IOT Standards
* Components of IOT System
* Relevance of IOT for the future
* IOT Applications
* IOT for smart cities ( Case study Smart city Barcelona)
* IOT in Indian Scenario
* Challenges in IOT implementation
2. IOT concepts
* Technologies that led to evolution of IOT* IOT and SCADA
* IOT and M2M
* IOT and Big Data
3. IOT Standards
* Requirement of international standard ( case study)* IOT standards in practice
* Operating platforms /systems
4. Components of IOT System
* Design of IOT systems* Development of prototypes
5. Relevance of IOT for the future.
* IOT in everyday life* Internet of Everything
* IOT and Individual Privacy
6. IOT Applications
* Lighting as a service ( case study)* Intelligent Traffic systems ( case study)
* Smart Parking ( case study)
* Smart water management ( case study)
* IOT for smart cities ( Case study Smart city Barcelona)
7. IOT in Indian Scenario
* IOT and Aadhaar* IOT for health services
* IOT for financial inclusion
* IOT for rural empowerment
8. Challenges in IOT implementation
* Big Data Management* Connectivity challenges
* Mission critical applications
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