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Hands-On Embedded Systems With Atmel Sam4S Arm Processor



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Last updated 5/2019
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Understand the processor core and the ADC peripheral with hands-on projects using the Atmel SAM4s microcontrollers

What you'll learn
Understand the processor and exception model for ARM Cortex processors
Use ASF (Atmel Studio Framework) to write embedded code for ARM Cortex microcontrollers
Handle ADC triggers and interrupts
How to read digital codes and find their corresponding analog value
How to read chip temperature using ADCs
Understand the core concepts of analog to digital converters
Directly write to registers to program ARM Cortex peripherals
Understanding embedded systems
Program ADCs on ARM Cortex
Understand and configure various timing requirements of an ADC
Requirements
Basic understanding of embedded systems, C programming
We will be using SAM4s Xplained Pro development board, it is helpful but not necessary for students to purchase it
Description
This course received a major update in Feb 2018 based on the feedback provided.
Welcome to this course on Hands-on Embedded Systems with Atmel SAM4s ARM Processor. At the end of this course you will be comfortable with the ARM processor core, processor model, exception model, reset sequence, general and special registers, and also a master in the ADC peripheral. This course has been made from the ground-up to help you transition from the world of Arduino into the world of 32 bit Atmel SAM4s ARM microcontrollers.

Who am I?
I’m Akshay, and I’ll be your instructor for this course. I have been fascinated with micro controllers since I was a child, and now I consider it lucky to have it as my profession. I currently write firmware for safety critical systems that go inside electric cars. With my knowledge of embedded systems over the past 10+ years, and working in Silicon Valley, I have gained a unique insight into what the industry needs and what the students are lacking.