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    Pollachi Institute of Engineering and Technology

    Academic Year 2020-21 (ODD Semester)


    Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
    Lesson Plan
    Name of the Course / Programme : B.E/ECE
    Class : IV ECE
    Subject Code /Title : EC8791/ Embedded And Real Time Systems
    Name of the Faculty member : VIGNESH M

    Date Initial of
    Date of No of Teaching Cumulative Initial
    Lecture Text / Ref book (Period) of the
    Topics to be covered Lecture Periods aids / Number of of the
    Hours Page No. Lecture Faculty
    Planned Planned Remarks period(s) HOD
    delivered Member

    UNIT – I INTRODUCTION TO EMBEDDEDSYSTEM DESIGN

    1. Complex systems and micro processors R6:1.1-1.8 2 PPT

    2. Embedded system design process R6:1.9-1.12 2 PPT

    3. Design example: Model train controller R6:1.16-1.20 2 PPT


    Design methodologies- Design flows - R3:4.8-4.12
    4. 1 PPT
    Requirement Analysis R3:4.17-4.22
    Specifications-System analysis and
    5. R3:4.29-4.47 1 PPT
    architecture design
    6. Quality Assurance techniques R3:4.64-4.70 2 PPT

    7. Designing with computing platforms R6:2.13-2.18 2 PPT

    Consumer electronics architecture– R6:2.20-2.22


    8. 1 PPT
    platform-level performance analysis.
    9. Review I 1 PPT
    Unit-II ARM PROCESSOR AND PERIPHERALS
    10. ARM Architecture Versions R6:1.43-1.47 1 PPT

    11. ARM Architecture R6:1.43-1.47 1 PPT

    12. Instruction Set – Stacks and Subroutines R6:1.47-1.52 2 PPT

    13. Features of the LPC 214X Family O2:2.24-2.25 1 PPT

    14. Peripherals – The Timer Unit O2:2.25-2.26 1 PPT

    15. Pulse Width Modulation Unit O2:2.26-2.27 1 PPT

    16. UART O2:2.27-2.28 1 PPT

    17. Block Diagram of ARM9 O2:2.31-2.32 1 PPT

    18. ARM Cortex M3 MCU O2:2.32-2.33 1 PPT


    19. Review II 1 PPT
    UNIT III EMBEDDED PROGRAMMING

    20. Components for embedded programs R6:2.1-2.8 1 PPT


    21. Models of programs R6:2.37-2.39 1 PPT
    22. Assembly, linking and loading R6:2.37-2.39 1 PPT
    23. compilation techniques R6:2.47 2 PPT

    24. Program level performance analysis R6:2.47 1 PPT

    25. Software performance optimization R6:2.47 1 PPT

    Program level energy and power analysis


    26. R6:2.47 2 PPT
    and optimization
    Analysis and optimization of program
    27. R6:2.48 1 PPT
    size
    29. Program validation and testing R6:2.49-2.52 1 PPT
    30. Review III 1 PPT

    UNIT IV REAL TIME SYSTEMS

    31. Structure of a Real Time System O2: 4.2-4.5 1 PPT


    32. Estimating program run times O2: 4.6-4.7 2 PPT
    33. Task Assignment and Scheduling O2: 4.8-4.13 1 PPT
    34. Fault Tolerance Techniques O2: 4.14-4.16 2 PPT
    35. Reliability O2: 4.17 1 PPT
    36. Evaluation O2: 4.17 1 PPT
    37. Clock Synchronization O2: 4.17 2 PPT
    38. Review IV 1 PPT
    UNIT V PROCESSES AND OPERATING SYSTEMS
    Multiple tasks and multiple processes – R6:3.1-3.6
    39. 1 PPT
    Multirate systems
    Preemptive realtime operating systems-
    40. R6:3.8-3.9 2 PPT
    Priority based scheduling
    41. Interprocess communication mechanisms R6:3.17-3.20 1 PPT
    42. Optimization strategies for processes R6:3.26-3.27 2 PPT
    Evaluating operating system R6:3.22-3.25
    43. 2 PPT
    performance- power optimization
    Example Real time operating systems-
    44. R5:225 1 PPT
    POSIX-Windows CE
    Distributed embedded systems –
    R3:4.71-4.76
    45. MPSoCs and shared memory 2 PPT
    R3:4.76
    multiprocessors
    Design Example - Audio player, Engine R5:481
    46. 3 PPT
    control unit – Video accelerator. R5:485
    47. Review V 1 PPT

    Total No of Periods = 56 periods (45 Hours)


    Content beyond the Syllabus

    1. Embedded system in Automobile


    2. Embedded system in Home appliances
    Text Books:

    1. Marilyn Wolf, “Computers as Components - Principles of Embedded Computing System Design”, Third Edition “Morgan
    Kaufmann Publisher (An imprint from Elsevier), 2012.

    Reference Books:

    R1: Jonathan W.Valvano, “Embedded Microcomputer Systems Real Time Interfacing”, Third Edition Cengage Learning, 2012.

    R2: David. E. Simon, “An Embedded Software Primer”, 1st Edition, Fifth Impression, Addison-Wesley Professional, 2007.

    R3: Raymond J.A. Buhr, Donald L.Bailey, “An Introduction to Real-Time Systems- From Design to Networking with C/C++”,
    Prentice Hall, 1999.

    R4: C.M. Krishna, Kang G. Shin, “Real-Time Systems”, International Editions, Mc Graw Hill 1997.

    R5: K.V.K.K.Prasad, “Embedded Real-Time Systems: Concepts, Design & Programming”, Dream Tech Press, 2005.

    R6: L.Gopinath, S.Kanimozhi “Embedded and Realtime Systems”, Lakshmi Publication, 4th Edition,2016.

    Other Related Books Available in Library:


    1. L.Gopinath, S.Kanimozhi “Embedded and Realtime Systems”, Lakshmi Publication, 4th Edition,2016.
    2. I.A.Dhotre “Embedded and Real Time Systems”, Technical Publications, 1st Edition,2020.
    Faculty in Charge HOD/ ECE Principal
    (Mr.M.Vignesh) (Mr.M.Vignesh) (Dr.A.Dhanamurugan)

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