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Slide 1: Course on Embedded Systems, IntroductionHeld at the University of Cape CoastWinter Semester 2017Lecture 1
Slide 2: IntroductionWhat should I introduce?
Slide 3: Introduce myself
Slide 4: Differences to other coursesStandard course:
This course:
Slide 5: Introduce the CourseWhat is a computer?Definition from WikipediaA computer is a device that can be instructed to carry out arbitrary sequences of arithmetic and logical operations automatically. The ability of computers to follow generalized sets of operations, called programs, enable them to perform an extremely wide range of tasks.Slide 6: A ComputerThis is a computer:Slide 7: ... but what about these?Slide 8: Cost of a Computer
Slide 9: My first Computer
Slide 10: My first PC
Slide 11: My current PC
Slide 12: What the OS knows about this machineThese are the specs of my current laptop for ~ 700 $:Slide 13: Other Computers I own
Slide 14: Booting a PCThe boot sequence is essentially this one:
Slide 15: Booting a high end embedded systemOn embedded systems every processor has its own way to boot. However, there are some similarities:After reset the processor executes a very short program in on-chip ROM
Slide 16: Booting aArticle text. -- Uli Raich - 2017-09-05Comments
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