Lecture

Introduction to Microcontrollers

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Description

This lecture provides an introduction to microcontrollers, covering topics such as the hardware and software aspects, instruction families, practical work organization, and information representation. It also delves into the applications of microcontrollers in various fields, including automotive, household appliances, industrial systems, and more. The course materials include detailed schedules, recommended readings, and practical work reports. Students will learn about the differences between microcontrollers and microprocessors, the use of peripherals, interrupt techniques, and the additional technical objectives of the course.

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Computer engineering

Hardware engineering: Microprocessors

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