Embedded Systems
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The official GTU curriculum for Embedded Systems (subject code ME02000711) as prescribed for PE · Semester 2 divides the course into 6 units, covering 27 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (ME02000711)Unit 1 Introduction
- Review of Digital electronics concepts like number system
- combinational logic
- sequential logic
- common digital system building blocks – MUX, DMUX
- Decoder, etc
- Motivation based on applications of embedded systems
- Basics of Embedded systems
- functional block
Unit 2 Modeling of Embedded system
- Mathematical modeling of physical systems to fit into embedded systems
- Continuous Dynamics
- Discrete Program Name: Master of Engineering Level: PG Subject Code: ME02000711 Subject Name: Embedded Systems Dynamics
- Hybrid Systems
- actor models
- Composition of State Machines
Unit 3 Microcontrollers
- Basics of Microcontrollers
- Arduino microcontroller development board
- C2000 family microcontrollers
Unit 4 Hardware
- Interfacing between analog and digital blocks
- signal conditioning
- digital signal processing. sub-system interfacing
- interfacing with external systems
- user interfacing
- PWM generation
- on chip peripherals etc
Unit 5 Software
- Software aspects of embedded systems: real time programming languages and operating systems for embedded systems
- Task scheduling
Unit 6 Power Electronics
- Embedded systems in Power Electronic applications case study