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The document discusses embedded system design using Arduino. It defines an embedded system as a computer system designed to perform specific real-time functions. Arduino is described as a widely used embedded system development board, using an Atmel 8-bit microcontroller and standardized connections for add-on modules. The course aims to teach students electronics fundamentals, Arduino programming, interfacing circuits with components like sensors, and building robotics projects.

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EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN USING ARDUINO

Description:
Embedded system basically is a computer system that is designed to pull off a few or one specific
function, more often than not in real-time computing constraints. “ARDUNIO” most widely used
technique of embedded systems. An Arduino is an assembled board of Atmel 8-bit AVR
microcontroller with additional components to facilitate programming. An important aspect of the
Arduino is the standardized way in which the connectors are exposed, providing a facility to the CPU
board to get connected to a variety of interchangeable add-on modules known as shields. The
hardware consists of an open-source hardware board designed around an 8-bit Atmel AVR
microcontroller. The software consists of a standard programming language compiler and a boot
loader that executes on the microcontroller
Course Outcome:
The students will:
 Learn the basics of electronics, including reading schematics (electronics diagrams)
 Learn how to prototype circuits with a breadboard
 Learn the Arduino programming language and IDE
 Acquire Program basic Arduino examples
 Prototype circuits and connect them to the Arduino
 Program the Arduino microcontroller to make the circuits work
 Connect the Arduino microcontroller to a serial terminal to understand communication and
stand-alone use
 Explore the provided example code and online resources for extending knowledgeabout the
capabilities of the Arduino microcontroller
Session Plan:
Si no Session Topics
 Embedded Systems Introduction.
1 Session 1
 Different Microcontroller Architectures (CISC, RISC, ARISC).
 Internal Resources & Hardware Chips in Details.
2 Session 2
 History of AVR Microcontrollers and Features
 Memory Architectures (RAM/ROM).
3 Session 3
 Introduction to ARDUINO
 ARDUINO History and Family
4 Session 4
 Programming in Embedded -C
 Concepts of C language.
5 Session 5
 General Hardware Interfacings:
6 Session 6  LEDS and Switches
7 Session 7  Seven Segment Display and Multi Segment Display
8 Session 8  Relays (AC Appliance Control) and LCD
9 Session 9  Buzzer, IR Sensors and other digital sensors
10 Session 10  Matrix Keypad, ACD Interfacing and PWM
 UART Communication (MCU to PC)
11 Session 11  UART Communication (MCU to MCU)
 Graphical LCD
 RTC Based Real Time Clock
12 Session 12  Various Real Time Sensor Interfacing:
 Accelerometer/Gyro/Tilt Sensor
 Analogue Sensors (Temperature, Gas & Alcohol)
13 Session 13
 UART Based Sensors (Color Sensor, Humidity Sensor)
 Concepts Of Robotics using ARDUINO
14 Session 14
 Different types of motors (DC, Gear, SERVO)
15 Session 15  Motor Speed Angle & Direction Control
16 Session 16  Study of Robotic ARM & Robotic Car
17 Session 17  Project
18 Session 18  Project
19 Session 19  Project
20 Session 20  Project Evaluation

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