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GURU NANAK DEV ENGINEERING COLLEGE,BIDAR.

ARM MC & ES
MODULE-3
Embedded System Components

By

Prof.Shilpa Biradar
Asst.Prof. ECE Dept.
GNDEC,Bidar.
Importance of Embedded Systems in today’s life
Introduction to Embedded System

What is an Embedded System?


An Electronic/Electro mechanical system which is designed to perform
a specific function and is a combination of both hardware and firmware
(Software)

E.g. Electronic Toys, Mobile Handsets, Washing Machines, Air


Conditioners, Automotive Control Units, Set Top Box, DVD Player
etc…
An embedded system is microcontroller or microprocessor based
system which is designed to perform specific task.

Embedded Systems are:


 Unique in character and behavior
 With specialized hardware and software
Introduction to Embedded System

Classification of Embedded Systems:


 Based on Generation
 Based on Complexity & Performance Requirements
 Based on deterministic behavior
 Based on Triggering
Introduction to Embedded System

Classification based on Generation


First Generation: The early embedded systems built around 8bit
microprocessors like 8085 and Z80 and 4bit microcontrollers
Second Generation: Embedded Systems built around 16bit
microprocessors and 8 or 16bit microcontrollers, following the first
generation embedded systems
Third Generation: Embedded Systems built around high performance
16/32 bit Microprocessors/controllers, Application Specific Instruction
set processors like Digital Signal Processors (DSPs), and Application
Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs)
Fourth Generation: Embedded Systems built around System on Chips
(SoCs), Re-configurable processors and multicore processors
Introduction to Embedded System

Embedded Systems - Classification based


on Complexity & Performance
Small Scale: The early embedded systems built around 8bit
microprocessors like 8085 and Z80 and 4bit microcontrollers
Medium Scale: Embedded Systems built around 16bit microprocessors
and 8 or 16bit microcontrollers, following the first generation
embedded systems
Large Scale/Complex: Embedded Systems built around high
performance 16/32 bit Microprocessors/controllers, Application
Specific Instruction set processors like Digital Signal Processors
(DSPs), and Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs)
Introduction to Embedded System

Major Application Areas of Embedded Systems


 Consumer Electronics: Camcorders, Cameras etc.
 Household Appliances: Television, DVD players, Washing machine, Fridge, Microwave
Oven etc.
 Home Automation and Security Systems: Air conditioners, sprinklers, Intruder detection
alarms, Closed Circuit Television Cameras, Fire alarms etc.
 Automotive Industry: Anti-lock breaking systems (ABS), Engine Control, Ignition Systems,
Automatic Navigation Systems etc.
 Telecom: Cellular Telephones, Telephone switches, Handset Multimedia Applications etc.
 Computer Peripherals: Printers, Scanners, Fax machines etc.
 Computer Networking Systems: Network Routers, Switches, Hubs, Firewalls etc.
 Health Care: Different Kinds of Scanners, EEG, ECG Machines etc.
 Measurement & Instrumentation: Digital multi meters, Digital CROs, Logic Analyzers PLC
systems etc.
 Banking & Retail: Automatic Teller Machines (ATM) and Currency counters, Point of Sales
(POS)
 Card Readers: Barcode, Smart Card Readers, Hand held Devices etc.
Assignment Questions
1.What is an embedded system? Explain
different applications of ES.
2.Classify and explain different embedded
sytems with an example for each.
Session 2

Purpose of Embedded Systems

Each Embedded Systems is designed to


serve the purpose of any one or a
combination of the following tasks.
 Data Collection/Storage/Representation
 Data Communication
 Data (Signal) Processing
 Monitoring
 Control
 Application Specific User Interface

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