Description
Embedded Operating Systems is designed to teach students and computer engineers the fundamentals and advanced concepts of embedded operating systems. Designing operating systems for embedded devices presents very different challenges than general-purpose operating systems due to the severe limitations of processing and memory resources. By adopting a thoroughly practical, experiment-based approach, the book helps the reader to directly implement theoretical concepts in microcontroller programming.
The author focuses specifically on modern processor architectures, such as the ARM Cortex family, and teaches in detail how to handle interrupts, timers, and direct memory access (DMA). Throughout the chapters, several practical projects are included, such as designing a digital thermometer, USB communication devices, and audio signal processing systems, so readers can improve their operating system coding skills without the need for complex boards.
Book Features
- Teaching concepts of processor architecture and system organization with a focus on widely used microcontrollers.
- Using a hands-on learning approach with the definition of more than 35 practical and laboratory projects.
- Comprehensive review of key operating system concepts such as memory management, task scheduling, and peripheral control.
- Providing programming exercises in C language to optimize hardware interaction codes.
Book specifications
- Publisher: Springer
- Instructor/Author: Alan Holt
- Number of pages: 239
- Number of chapters: 8
- Format: PDF
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