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Software Architectures in Embedded Systems

Like embedded hardware, embedded software architecture is highly flexible. Simple embedded software (such as electronic toys, calculators, and so on) may be only a few thousand lines of code and perform simple input and output functions. On the other hand, complex embedded systems (such as smartphones, robots, and so on) need more complex software architecture, […]

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SENSOR

Sensors:   The intrinsic part of the embedded system is the sensors. Right from simple tv remote to security systems installed at home. They are also becoming important for weather stations to forecast weather parameters(temperature, wind speed, wind direction, solar radiation, and many more) and in IoT(to gather data, sharing data etc). Definition and Working of

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Macros vs Functions

Macros are preprocessed, meaning that all the macros would be executed before the compilation stage. However, functions are not preprocessed but compiled. Example of Macro: #include<stdio.h> #define  A 10 int main() {      printf(“%d”,A);      return 0; }  OUTPUT=10; Example of Function: #include<stdio.h> int A() {     return 10; } int main() {     printf(“%d”, A());     return 0; }

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Carbon Nanotube Field Effect Transistor

The present VLSI electronic systems rely on the Silicon MOS (metal oxide semiconductor) technology which advances will soon come to saturation. Carbon nanotubes represent an advancement in the materials technology with the potential for providing switching devices that may be faster and smaller than the present MOS devices. Carbon nanotubes are miniature tube structures with

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C++ Copy Constructor

A Copy constructor is an overloaded constructor used to declare and initialize an object from another object. Copy Constructor is of two types: Default Copy constructor: The compiler defines the default copy constructor. If the user defines no copy constructor, the compiler supplies its constructor. User-Defined constructor: The programmer defines the user-defined constructor. Syntax Of

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