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This document contains three units that cover topics related to embedded systems and real-time operating systems (RTOS). Unit 1 discusses embedded system fundamentals like definitions of systems and device drivers, classifications of embedded systems, processor and memory organization, interrupt handling, and comparisons of architecture types. Unit 2 covers computational models for embedded systems including state machine, sequential, concurrent process and finite state machine models. It also discusses communication among processes. Unit 3 discusses task scheduling in RTOS including definitions of tasks and schedulers, types of scheduling algorithms, and task state diagrams.

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This document contains three units that cover topics related to embedded systems and real-time operating systems (RTOS). Unit 1 discusses embedded system fundamentals like definitions of systems and device drivers, classifications of embedded systems, processor and memory organization, interrupt handling, and comparisons of architecture types. Unit 2 covers computational models for embedded systems including state machine, sequential, concurrent process and finite state machine models. It also discusses communication among processes. Unit 3 discusses task scheduling in RTOS including definitions of tasks and schedulers, types of scheduling algorithms, and task state diagrams.

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Unit -1

Part-A

1. Define system and embedded system.


2. Write the classifications of embedded systems.
3. Define device driver.
4. Define software interrupt and hardware interrupt.
5. List any four device driver generic commands.
6. List any four applications of an embedded system.
7. Name some of the hardware parts of embedded system.
8. Mention four advantages of DMA.
9. Mention the two essential units of a processor on an embedded system.
10. Define interrupt latency. How to avoid it.
11. Draw the simple view of organization of processor and memory in a system.
12. Compare RISC and CISC architecture.
13. Differentiate between timers and counters.
14. List any four secondary memory devices.
15. Draw and compare Von Neumann and Harvard architecture.
Part – B
16. Describe in detail about the data transfer mechanism using DMA in Embedded System (15 Marks)
17. Explain in detail about Interrupt servicing Mechanism in an Embedded device (15 Marks)
18. Explain the Processor and memory organization in the embedded system (15 Marks)
19. Explain the types of processors in the embedded system (15 Marks)
20. Describe the Embedded system classification with examples (8 Marks)
21. Explain the memory organization and its architecture (8 Marks)
22. Explain the Internal configuration of DMA controller. (8 Marks)
23. Describe the DMA implementation in a computer system (7 Marks)
24. Explain the Device driver in an embedded system (7 Marks)
25. Explain the software interrupt and multiple interrupt in an ISR. (7 Marks)

Unit -2
1. List out the different computational Model.
2. Define State Machine Model.
3. Difference between Model and languages
4. Define sequential Programming Model.
5. Define concurrent process Model
6. Define deadlock
7. Write the possible state, possible transitions of elevator state machine design
8. Differentiate between processes and threads
9. State the difference between FSM and FSMD models
10. Draw the FSM model of elevator design
11. Write the steps involved in describing a systems behaviour as a state Machine.
12. Give the examples of FSM model.
13. List any two approaches to capturing state machine model with sequential programming
language
14. Define hierarchical and concurrent process.
15. Write the shared memory processes.
Part -B
16. Explain the FSM model using elevator controller
17. Write a brief note on communication among the process.
18. Explain the HCFSM model in an elevator control system.
19. Write a brief note on concurrent process model and communication among the process.
20. Explain the design concept of an Elevator control mechanism using a sequential model
21. "Explain in brief about the following.
a. FSM
b. FSMD"
22. "Explain in brief about the following
a. Concurrent process model.
b. Data flow model"
23. Explain the Synchronization among processes with two different process A and B
24. Explain the process scheduling and priority assignment with examples
25. Explain the mutual exclusion concept with examples.

Unit -3

1. Define task and Task state.


2. List the different types of task scheduling algorithms.
3. Recall the functions of a kernel.
4. Define priority scheduling
5. Define task scheduler.
6. Define RTOS
7. Draw the state diagram of task states.
8. Differentiate between OS and RTOS
Part -B
9. Explain the cooperative scheduling and round robin scheduling with a suitable diagram.
10. Explain the RTOS Kernel structure and its types and processing.
11. Explain the Earliest Deadline First and Rate Monotonic Scheduler in RTOS.
12. Explain the main functionally of RTOS kernel.
13. Explain the task and its states with the state diagram.
14. Explain the Pre-emptive Scheduling of tasks in RTOS.

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