
Practical embedded systems and firmware development covering microcontrollers, Embedded C, peripherals, communication protocols, RTOS concepts, debugging, and hardwareâsoftware integration.

Embedded C is C programming applied to microcontrollers and embedded systems. It is the language that is used to develop software for hardware.

Microcontroller Architecture and Memory, Bit Manipulation and Register Programming, GPIO â General-Purpose Input/Output, Timers, Counters and PWM

Interrupts and Exception Handling, UART / USART Serial Communication, SPI â Serial Peripheral Interface, I²C â Inter-Integrated Circuit, Other Communication Interfaces

ADC, DAC and Sensor Interfacing, DMA and Data Transfer, Embedded Software Architecture, RTOS â Real-Time Operating Systems, Embedded Build Process and Linker

Hardware debugging, Firmware testing, Reliability, Security, Performance,...

Embedded C is not completely platform-independent. You should learn the concepts above and then implement them on a real microcontroller

Frequently tested concepts, Practical Embedded C programs

Complete technical study of the ESP32-S3-based project, covering hardware specifications, system architecture, GPIO and peripherals, firmware workflow, communication, software stack, and project-specific implementation details.