Advance Training Course on Microcontroller & Embedded System (Arduino)
This course is designed for Electrical & Electronic Engineer Professionals, Students and Hobbyists to train them as an embedded system developer. And build up experience with Arduino / Atmel 8-bit AVR microcontroller products, architectures, and training materials. It is a practical approach on Arduino / Atmel AVR 8-bit microcontroller with basic Hardware concept and Embedded C programming. This course covers contents for a basic understanding of the embedded system and microcontroller programming methodologies using programming language C. It focuses on the most popular microcontrollers of the Arduino / Atmel AVR series in the embedded industry. It also covers basic analog and digital electronics to understand microcontroller architecture and hardware design of embedded systems. It is a complete course module to acquire knowledge and practical experience to design and development of electronic devices with a programmable microcontroller.
Objective:
- To provide the basics of embedded systems.
- Understanding microcontrollers and their architecture.
- Programming tools and techniques.
- Programming of Arduino / Atmel AVR series microcontroller using C.
- Debugging and Simulation.
- Design microcontroller-based applications and interface to real-world applications.
- To impart knowledge in Industrial applications of embedded systems.
- Industrial communication protocols.
- Multiple processor communication and share data with each other.
- Hardware Design.
- Choosing hardware components and tools for the prototype.
- Prototype development and testing.
Platform: Arduino-1.6.5 Compiler, Atmel AVR Studio, Visual Basic
Course Materials:
Course Duration: 45 Hours
Literature: 22 hours
Pre-requisites: Basic knowledge of electronics & electrical components and C programming language.
Digital Electronics / Algorithm
Programming Language
Basic Electronics
Course Fees: 8,000
Batch Size: 10 – 12 Participants
Course Topics:
| Session | Description | |
| Lecture 01 | Orientation | |
| Introduction to Arduino | ||
| Comparison Microcontroller | ||
| Microprocessor | ||
| Arduino Board and I/O description | ||
| Overview of electronics components and | ||
| sensors | ||
| Installing Arduino IDE | ||
| Structure of Arduino sketches | ||
| Practical | ||
| Session | Description | |
| Lecture 02 | What is Microcontroller | |
| What is AVR | ||
| Why Arduino /AVR microcontroller | ||
| Comparison of Arduino with other MCU | ||
| Arduino Block diagram | ||
| microcontroller architecture | ||
| Block diagram | ||
| Practical | ||
| Session | Description | ||
| Lecture 03 | Power Supply Design Basic concept | ||
| IC7805 | |||
| Embedded Programming C/C++ | |||
| Arduino code syntax (loop, If else | |||
| the statement, function, etc | |||
| Practical | |||
| Session | Description | ||
| Lecture 04 | Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) | ||
| Practical | |||
| Session | Description | ||
| Lecture 05 | Analog-to-digital converter- ADC | ||
| Analog Comparator | |||
| Practical | |||
| Session | Description | ||
| Lecture 06 | Pulse Width Modulation-PWM | ||
| Practical | LED dimmer using PWM | ||
| Session | Description | ||
| Lecture 07 | Timers & Counters | ||
| Practical | |||
| Session | Description | ||
| Lecture 08 | Basic communication protocols | ||
| UART | |||
| RS-232 communication | |||
| Practical | |||
| Session | Description | ||
| Lecture 09 | Wireless Communication | ||
| Practical | |||
| Session | Description | ||
| Lecture 10 | Basic communication protocols | ||
| SPI communication | |||
| Practical | |||
| Session | Description | ||
| Lecture 11 | Basic communication protocols | ||
| I2C communication | |||
| Practical | |||
| Session | Description | |
| Lecture 12 | GSM module | |
| SIM card interface circuit design | ||
| Practical | ||
| Session | Description | |
| Lecture 13 | Image Processing | |
| Graphical Programming | ||
| Visual Basic With Microcontroller | ||
| interface | ||
| Practical | ||
| Session | Description | |
| Lecture 14 | Student Final Project | |
| Practical | Assisting participants for | their final project |
| Session | Description | |
| Lecture 15 | Conclusion | |
| Practical | Review and Comments on Student final project | |
