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FreeRTOS Arduino Expanded Exercises

The document outlines exercises for using FreeRTOS with Arduino in Proteus simulation, focusing on task creation, synchronization, communication, and priority-based scheduling. It includes specific tasks for blinking LEDs at different rates, synchronizing tasks with semaphores, and implementing communication through queues. Additionally, it poses questions regarding task management, semaphore handling, queue behavior, and priority effects in FreeRTOS.

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FreeRTOS Arduino Expanded Exercises

The document outlines exercises for using FreeRTOS with Arduino in Proteus simulation, focusing on task creation, synchronization, communication, and priority-based scheduling. It includes specific tasks for blinking LEDs at different rates, synchronizing tasks with semaphores, and implementing communication through queues. Additionally, it poses questions regarding task management, semaphore handling, queue behavior, and priority effects in FreeRTOS.

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FreeRTOS with Arduino in Proteus Simulation - Expanded Exercises

Setup Exercise:
Create 4 tasks with 4 different priorities, describe the effect of different priority and explain
those different

Exercise 1: Basic Task Creation


Create four FreeRTOS tasks to blink four LEDs at different rates.

- LED1 (Pin 13) blinks every 200ms.


- LED2 (Pin 12) blinks every 500ms.
- LED3 (Pin 11) blinks every 1000ms.
- LED4 (Pin 10) blinks every 1500ms.

Questions:
- How does FreeRTOS manage task switching between multiple tasks?
- What happens if two tasks have the same priority?

Exercise 2: Task Synchronization with Semaphore


Use a binary semaphore to synchronize four LED tasks.

- LED1 blinks every 500ms.


- LED2 blinks only when the semaphore is available.
- LED3 blinks after LED1 with a delay of 300ms.
- LED4 blinks after LED2 with a delay of 300ms.

Questions:
- What happens if the semaphore is not given back?
- How can you prioritize access to the semaphore among tasks?

Exercise 3: Task Communication using Queue


Implement four tasks to communicate using a queue:

- Producer1 sends incremental numbers every 1 second.


- Producer2 sends even numbers every 1.5 seconds.
- Consumer1 receives and prints numbers every 500ms.
- Consumer2 receives and prints numbers every 800ms.

Questions:
- What happens if the queue is full?
- How can you prioritize messages from Producer1 over Producer2?
Exercise 4: Priority-based Task Scheduling
Create five tasks with different priorities:

- Low Priority Task1 prints 'Low Task 1' every 1 second.


- Low Priority Task2 prints 'Low Task 2' every 1 second.
- Medium Priority Task prints 'Medium Task' every 700ms.
- High Priority Task1 prints 'High Task 1' every 500ms.
- High Priority Task2 prints 'High Task 2' every 300ms.

Questions:
- How does FreeRTOS handle preemption between different priority tasks?
- What is the effect of setting equal priorities to two tasks?

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