Theory and practice of low-powered embedded programming for control, sensing and communication applications. Detailed driver-level programming to control commonly used embedded peripherals including timers, analog-to-digital converters, real-time clock and calendars, standard and generic serial communication interfaces. Analog and power supervisors (high/low voltage supervisors, charge time measurement units, comparators) with an emphasis on energy-efficient firmware design. Application-level programming for implementing common sensor communication projects using low-power embedded drivers.
This course may not be repeated for credit.

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This course will be offered next in Winter 2024.