About this course
An embedded system is a specialized computer designed to perform a specific task.
It is built into larger devices like washing machines, cars, mobile phones, and medical equipment.
Embedded systems combine hardware and software to function efficiently and reliably.
They often operate in real-time, responding instantly to input.
Microcontrollers and microprocessors are the core components of embedded systems.
These systems are optimized for low power consumption and high performance.
Embedded software is programmed to handle specific tasks with minimal resources.
Applications range from consumer electronics to industrial automation and aerospace.
They are often designed for safety, reliability, and long-term operation.
Embedded systems play a critical role in making modern devices smart and automated.
