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    This chapter introduces embedded systems and microcontrollers. It defines an embedded system as a dedicated computer system that performs specific tasks and is embedded as part of a larger mechanical or electrical system. Microcontrollers are described as integrated circuits that contain a processor core, memory, and input/output peripherals on a single chip. They are widely used in embedded systems as they are compact and integrate CPU and memory. Examples of embedded systems in real life applications are given such as digital watches, washing machines, and mobile phones. The key differences between microcontrollers and microprocessors are that microcontrollers integrate memory and I/O ports on a single chip while microprocessors require external memory and I/O devices. Microcontrollers are smaller in size and consume less

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    Chapter 1

    INTRODUCTION TO
    EMBEDDED SYSTEM
    Md Hafriz Fikrie Bin Md Hussin
    Subject
    1.1 Understand the concept of embedded
    system
    1.1.1 Describe the meaning of embedded system
    1.1.2 Explain microcontroller as the heart of embedded
    system
    1.1.3 Relate embedded system examples with real life
    application
    1.1.4 Differentiate Microcontroller and microprocessor
    1.1.5 Discuss the advantages of microcontroller
    application
    1.1.1 Describe the meaning of embedded
    system
    Embedded System:-
    An embedded system is a system that
    has software embedded into computer-
    hardware, which makes a system
    dedicated for an application(s) or specific
    part of an application or product or part
    of a larger system.
    An embedded system is one that has a
    dedicated purpose software embedded in
    a computer hardware

    [Chapter-1 L01: "Embedded Systems - " , Raj Kamal, Pubs.: McGraw-Hill Education ] Slide 3
    1.1.1 Describe the meaning of embedded
    system
    Embedded System:-
    It is a dedicated computer based system
    for an application(s) or product. It may be
    an independent system or a part of large
    system. Its software usually embeds into a
    ROM (Read Only Memory) or flash.

    [Chapter-1 L01: "Embedded Systems - " , Raj Kamal, Pubs.: McGraw-Hill Education ] Slide 4
    1.1.1 Describe the meaning of embedded
    system
    Embedded System:-
    Embedded Systems are the electronic systems that
    contain a microprocessor or a microcontroller, but we do
    not think of them as computers– the computer is hidden
    or embedded in the system. -Todd D. Morton

    [Chapter-1 L01: "Embedded Systems - " , Raj Kamal, Pubs.: McGraw-Hill Education ] Slide 5
    1.1.2 Explain microcontroller as the heart of
    embedded system
    • Microcontroller is an IC chip that takes input
    process data according to program written in
    its memory and gives output as control signal
    for controlling other machines and devices.

    Slide 6
    1.1.2 Explain microcontroller as the heart of
    embedded system
    • A microcontroller (sometimes abbreviated µC,
    uC or MCU) is a small computer on a single
    integrated circuit containing a processor core,
    memory, and programmable input/output
    peripherals.

    Slide 7
    1.1.3 Relate embedded system examples with
    real life application
    • In today's world of technology, we found
    Microcontrollers in almost every electronic
    device we uses. Almost all general purpose
    devices such as Digital Watches, Washing
    Machines, CD/DVD Players, Mobile Phones
    and Microwave Ovens works on the bases of
    Microcontroller.

    Slide 8
    1.1.3 Relate embedded system examples with
    real life application

    Slide 9
    1.1.4 Differentiate Microcontroller and
    microprocessor

    Slide 10
    1.1.4 Differentiate Microcontroller and
    microprocessor
    Microprocessor :
     Microprocessor is the heart of any processing
    device. Its a basic building block of modern
    processors and controllers.
     Its a register based multi-purpose electronics
    device which takes input from us, process that
    input data according to the program written in
    external memory and gives us useful results.

    Slide 11
    1.1.4 Differentiate Microcontroller and
    microprocessor
    Microprocessor :
     This device is only consists of processing unit,
    that is Memory and I/O devices are need to
    be connected externally.
     As it requires external memory and I/O
    devices so it requires large space and is larger
    in size. It is of no use without interfacing with
    external memory and I/O ports.

    Slide 12
    1.1.4 Differentiate Microcontroller and
    microprocessor
    Microcontroller :
     Microcontroller is also like a
    Microprocessor except that a
    Microcontroller made by Integrating
    Memory and I/O ports on a single
    chip.
     It doesn't requires external ROM, I/O
    ports for its operation. As memory
    such as ROM/RAM is integrated on a
    single IC chip, thus it is small in size.
    Slide 13
    1.1.4 Differentiate Microcontroller and
    microprocessor
    Microcontroller :
     It is basically used for controlling various
    machines. Programming of both
    Microcontroller And Microprocessor is almost
    similar.

    Slide 14
    1.1.4 Differentiate Microcontroller and
    microprocessor

    Slide 15
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    1.1.5 Discuss the advantages of
    microcontroller application
    Some of the benefits are based tools microcontroller:
     High reliability and high degree of integration;
     Reduction in size;
     Reduced component count and manufacturing cost
    owner;
     Shorter development time;
     Shorter time to market;
     Lower power consumptions.

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    Thank You

    Slide 24

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