Embedded systems engineering library - 9-teilige buchserie (7 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Are you ready to move beyond theory and actually build intelligent robotic systems that work in the real world Have you ever wondered how sensors, microcontrollers, and control algorithms come together to create machines that can see, think, and act Robotics Programming with Microcontrollers is designed to guide you step by step from foundational principles to advanced system design. It is written for learners, students, and professionals who want a practical, hands-on understanding of how modern robotic systems are developed and deployed.This book goes far beyond basic introductions. It explains how to design, program, and integrate complete robotic systems using microcontroller-based architectures. You will gain clarity on how hardware and software interact, and how to transform ideas into functional, efficient, and reliable robotic solutions.What will you gain from this book - A solid understanding of microcontroller architecture and embedded programming techniques- Practical knowledge of sensor integration, data acquisition, and real-time processing- Clear guidance on motion control systems, including motors, drivers, and control strategies- Step-by-step explanations of communication protocols and system networking- Insight into automation systems, industrial applications, and smart manufacturing concepts- Exposure to advanced topics such as embedded intelligence, autonomous navigation, and system optimizationAre you looking to build projects that go beyond simple experiments This book includes structured, real-world implementations ranging from beginner-friendly robots to advanced autonomous systems. Each concept is explained with clarity, ensuring you not only follow instructions but truly understand the engineering behind every decision.You will also learn how to approach robotics professionally, with emphasis on system integration, testing, debugging, and reliability. These are the skills that separate hobby-level builds from industry-ready solutions.Whether you are an engineering student, a robotics enthusiast, or someone aiming to develop practical automation systems, this book equips you with the tools and mindset needed to succeed.If you have ever asked yourself, 'How do I actually build a complete robotic system from start to finish 'this book provides that answer in a clear, structured, and practical way.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Are you looking to master embedded C programming and create reliable, efficient solutions for real-world electronics Have you ever wondered how microcontrollers, sensors, and peripherals work together in seamless systems This book is designed to guide you step by step, transforming theory into practical, hands-on skills that you can apply immediately.In Practical Embedded C Programming, you'll explore the essential concepts of embedded systems from the ground up. Starting with microcontroller architecture, you'll learn how CPUs, memory types, and I/O ports function and interact, giving you the foundation to write efficient code that directly interfaces with hardware. Are you curious about digital and analog communication You will gain detailed knowledge on GPIOs, ADCs, DACs, and serial protocols such as UART, SPI, and I2C, enabling you to connect sensors, displays, and other devices confidently.This book doesn't stop at basic control-it emphasizes system optimization and real-time performance. Discover techniques for memory management, low-power operation, interrupt handling, and scheduling tasks using embedded operating systems. Learn how to write maintainable, readable, and safe C code following industry-standard guidelines, while also exploring advanced techniques such as function pointers, inline assembly, and finite state machines for complex applications.Hands-on examples highlight practical implementation: from PWM-based LED brightness control, to IoT-based environmental monitoring systems, to complete embedded projects that simulate real-world development. Each chapter focuses on building both understanding and confidence, preparing you for challenges in electronics design, industrial automation, and IoT development.Whether you are a student, hobbyist, or professional engineer, this book answers the questions you've always had about embedded programming with C. It not only teaches you how to make systems work but also why they work, helping you bridge the gap between software and hardware.Take control of your embedded projects. Learn to write code that is reliable, efficient, and scalable. Explore system integration, debugging, testing, and product development strategies that ensure your solutions are ready for real-world deployment. Are you ready to go beyond theoretical knowledge and start building intelligent, responsive, and optimized embedded systems This book is your complete guide to achieving that goal.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Ever opened a debugger, stared at a wall of instructions, and wondered what on earth you were looking at You're not alone. 64-Bit Assembly Language Handbook was written to make low-level programming understandable, practical, and approachable.Most programmers spend their careers several layers above the processor, relying on compilers, runtimes, and frameworks to handle the underlying details. And most of the time, that's exactly what we want. But when performance suddenly stalls, a crash makes no sense, or you simply want to understand what your code actually becomes once it leaves the source file, knowing what happens beneath the surface becomes invaluable.This handbook takes you there.64-Bit Assembly Language Handbook is a practical guide to writing, reading, debugging, and understanding low-level code on modern 64-bit systems. Starting with the fundamentals-registers, memory, the stack, and the instruction cycle-it gradually builds toward professional techniques for performance optimization, vector processing, defensive programming, and interoperability with C, C++, and Rust.Inside, you'll learn how to: - Understand registers, addressing modes, memory, and the stack at a level most programmers never reach- Write, assemble, link, and debug real 64-bit programs from scratch- Use vector instructions to accelerate numerical, image, and audio processing- Recognize and prevent memory corruption, buffer overflows, and other unsafe patterns- Read and verify compiler-generated assembly instead of guessing what your code is doing- Build high-performance, cross-platform libraries callable from modern programming languages- Approach optimization scientifically by measuring performance rather than relying on assumptionsEvery chapter focuses on practical understanding. You'll work through real examples, see how instructions affect registers and memory, debug problems, and learn not just what the processor does, but why it does it.This book is for software engineers who want to understand what happens beneath their code, students who want assembly to finally make sense, security-minded developers who want to understand memory corruption from the inside, and performance engineers who need to squeeze every last cycle from critical code.Low-level programming isn't going away. It remains the foundation beneath the languages, libraries, and systems we use every day. Learning how that foundation works can change the way you think about software at every level.If you're ready to stop guessing and start understanding what your code is really doing, 64-Bit Assembly Language Handbook is where that journey begins.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Real-Time Linux Latency EngineeringHave you ever watched a control loop miss its deadline by a fraction of a millisecond-and had no idea why If you've tuned a Linux system and still couldn't explain its worst-case latency, Real-Time Linux Latency Engineering was written for exactly that moment.This hands-on technical guide is for engineers who need Linux to behave predictably, cycle after cycle-not just most of the time. It takes you through the full stack that determines real-time performance, from kernel preemption and CPU isolation to interrupt handling, memory locking, scheduling, tracing, and rigorous latency measurement.Inside, you'll learn how to: - Configure a fully preemptible kernel and understand the changes that enable more deterministic execution- Isolate CPU cores and strategically route interrupts so critical threads can operate with minimal interference- Lock and pre-touch memory to prevent page faults from introducing unexpected latency spikes- Trace and diagnose latency problems using tools such as ftrace and bpftrace instead of relying on assumptions- Build reproducible embedded Linux images using a disciplined and repeatable kernel configuration workflow- Validate real-time behavior with measurement methodologies suitable for demanding industrial, financial, robotics, and embedded applicationsThree detailed case studies bring the concepts to life: an industrial motion controller, a low-latency trading application, and a mobile robotics platform. Each one demonstrates how to investigate a latency problem, identify its root cause, implement a targeted solution, and verify the improvement with measurable results.Who is this book for This book is designed for systems engineers, embedded Linux developers, controls engineers, robotics developers, and other technical professionals who need predictable system behavior. If you've ever asked, 'Why did that one cycle take three times longer than every other cycle ', you'll find practical answers here-supported by working examples, diagnostic workflows, and measurable engineering techniques.Stop guessing about your system's worst-case behavior. Start measuring it, understanding it, and engineering it for predictability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.