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Embedded system design integrates hardware and software to perform specific tasks, adhering to constraints on power, performance, size, and cost. This chapter delves into fundamental principles and application-specific considerations, emphasizing the importance of reliability and efficiency across various domains such as consumer electronics, automotive, healthcare, industrial automation, and IoT.
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Term: Requirements Specification
Definition: The process of defining system requirements, including functional, performance, and environmental aspects before starting the design.
Term: RealTime Operating Systems (RTOS)
Definition: Operating systems designed to manage task scheduling and resources in systems with real-time constraints ensuring timely responses to events.
Term: Resource Management
Definition: The process of efficiently utilizing memory, processing power, and other resources in resource-constrained embedded systems.
Term: Debugging Tools
Definition: Tools like JTAG and logic analyzers used for troubleshooting issues and optimizing embedded systems.
Term: Internet of Things (IoT)
Definition: A network of interconnected devices communicating over the internet, relying on embedded systems for data processing and actuation.