EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN ON A SHOESTRING
Tahun : 2003Pengarang : BY LEWIN A.R.W .EDWARDS
Penerbit : ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Ket : There exists a large body of literature focused on teaching both general embedded systems principles and design techniques, and tips and tricks for specific microcontrollers. The majority of this literature is targeted at small 8-bit microcontrollers such as the Microchip PIC, Atmel AVR and the venerable 8051, principally because these devices are inexpensive and readily available in small quantity, and development hardware is available from a variety of sources at affordable prices. Historically, higher-per- formance 16- and 32-bit parts have been hard to obtain in small quantities, their development toolchains have been prohibitively expensive, and the devices themselves have been difficult to de- sign around, with tight electrical and timing requirements on external circuitry necessitating very careful hardware design. A dearth of royalty-free, open-source operating system and library code for these processors also meant that developing a new project was a huge from-the-ground-up effort.<img alt=""><b></b>
Ketegori : EMBEDDED SYSTEM
