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Unlock the world of embedded systems with this practical, beginner-friendly guide that bridges the gap between hardware and software. Whether you're a student, hobbyist, or aspiring embedded developer, The Embedded Systems Primer is your fast-track to mastering the core concepts behind the microcontrollers that power modern technology. This hands-on book walks you through building real embedded projects using C/C++ while introducing key principles like GPIO, interrupts, timers, and memory-mapped I/O. You'll learn how to write efficient, reliable code that runs close to the metal-and how to leverage Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS) to manage concurrency and timing in complex systems. Inside, you'll learn: The architecture and inner workings of popular microcontrollers (ARM Cortex-M, AVR, etc.) How to program microcontrollers using C and C++ for real-world applications Setting up and using development environments like STM32CubeIDE, MPLAB, and Arduino IDE Core embedded concepts like registers, interrupts, I/O peripherals, timers, and PWM Building responsive and deterministic systems using an RTOS like FreeRTOS Best practices for debugging, power optimization, and writing maintainable embedded code Ideal for: Students in electrical/computer engineering or computer science Hobbyists transitioning from Arduino to more advanced embedded development Software developers exploring low-level, real-time systems Anyone curious about how the devices around us really work No prior experience with embedded systems required-just basic programming knowledge and curiosity. With clear explanations, project-based learning, and step-by-step examples, The Embedded Systems Primer gives you the confidence and skillset to start building embedded systems from day one.

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