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Modern embedded systems demand engineers who truly understand what happens beneath the abstraction layers. BARE METAL FIRMWARE PROGRAMMING IN C is written for readers who want to build that foundation by working directly with microcontrollers at the hardware level. This book guides you through low-level firmware development using clear explanations, practical concepts, and real-world project examples. You'll learn how microcontrollers start up, how memory is organized, how registers control hardware, and how to write efficient, reliable firmware without relying on an operating system. Designed for beginners and intermediate developers alike, this book focuses on clarity, structure, and real engineering practices. Each chapter builds practical skills you can immediately apply, from GPIO and timers to interrupts, communication protocols, power management, and professional debugging techniques. By the end of this book, you will have the confidence to read datasheets, design maintainable firmware, and approach embedded projects with a strong low-level mindset. Whether you are learning embedded systems for the first time or strengthening your professional skills, this book provides a solid, practical path forward.

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