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Which aspect of embedded systems development interests you the most?
Hello Alok, Thanks for sharing it. I am mostly interested in low level programming into Linux Kernel, Device Driver as well as into IoT related project development with different RF Technologies and WIreless connectivities.
Hello Alok,
Thanks for sharing it.
I am mostly interested in low level programming into Linux Kernel, Device Driver as well as into IoT related project development with different RF Technologies and WIreless connectivities.
See lessSalary expectations for freshers in India working in embedded systems field
Hi, 1) The average salary range for freshers in the embedded systems industry in India is approximately ₹3 lakh to ₹7 lakh per annum. 2) Salaries can vary based on location, with metropolitan cities offering higher salaries compared to smaller cities. 3) Factors such as educational qualifications, iRead more
Hi,
1) The average salary range for freshers in the embedded systems industry in India is approximately ₹3 lakh to ₹7 lakh per annum.
2) Salaries can vary based on location, with metropolitan cities offering higher salaries compared to smaller cities.
3) Factors such as educational qualifications, internship experience, and specific skills can influence the salary range for freshers.
4) Additional benefits and perks offered to freshers in this field may include health insurance, provident fund, flexible work hours, and career development programs.
5) Focus on gaining practical experience, networking, and continuous skill development to increase your value in the job market.
Remember to research, compare offers, and negotiate based on qualifications and cost of living.
Best of luck in your embedded systems career
See lessCan anyone suggest how to design custom hardware for stm32 microcontroller. ie. designing bare minimal hardware of microcontroller to get started with it.
Hello, Do you have any specific requirements like what are the interfaces you need to make custom application for your project? or is it just for learning and understanding perspective? Better if you could give some more details as per your requirements then we can able to help to you as per your neRead more
Hello,
Do you have any specific requirements like what are the interfaces you need to make custom application for your project? or is it just for learning and understanding perspective?
Better if you could give some more details as per your requirements then we can able to help to you as per your need.
Regards,
See lessRitesh Prajapati
CAN FD Protocol
Hello, I have worked on CAN Open Protocol but also i believe into CAN FD Protocol, There is no any CAN Filters are required to receive messages from any node as there are just broadcasting it.
Hello,
I have worked on CAN Open Protocol but also i believe into CAN FD Protocol, There is no any CAN Filters are required to receive messages from any node as there are just broadcasting it.
See lessStepper motor stuck issue
Hey Thanks for Posting can you give more information like where it's stopping is ot same every time?and what driver u r using to run the motor?
Hey Thanks for Posting can you give more information like where it’s stopping is ot same every time?and what driver u r using to run the motor?
See lessRTOS Selection for Real-Time Embedded Applications
It depends based on your product development. RTOS has different configurations like scheduling, Task Management, Message Queues, Task Priority, Heap Memory and others as well. So, RTOS is good for light weight product development.
It depends based on your product development. RTOS has different configurations like scheduling, Task Management, Message Queues, Task Priority, Heap Memory and others as well.
So, RTOS is good for light weight product development.
See lessCan anyone guide a complete Road map to become an Embedded firmware Engineer?
Hello, First of all, You should have following fundamentals to be clear from theoretical and practical perspective to become embedded firmware engineer. C Embedded C Hardware Peripherals Operating System Networking Concepts Data Structure IPC Mechanism Once you have knowledge for above technologiesRead more
Hello,
First of all, You should have following fundamentals to be clear from theoretical and practical perspective to become embedded firmware engineer.
C
Embedded C
Hardware Peripherals
Operating System
Networking Concepts
Data Structure
IPC Mechanism
Once you have knowledge for above technologies then you can become good embedded firmware engineer.
See lessHow to Choose the Right STM32 Nucleo Board to Start With?
Hi, even though I'm a beginner in the STM32 world. I'm using STM32F407VGT6, you start with STM32F446 series also. To learn I have engaged myself with Udemy. You can visit the website. To the best of my knowledge, "FastBit Embedded Brain Academy" is the best on the site. They break down everything foRead more
Hi, even though I’m a beginner in the STM32 world. I’m using STM32F407VGT6, you start with STM32F446 series also. To learn I have engaged myself with Udemy. You can visit the website.
To the best of my knowledge, “FastBit Embedded Brain Academy” is the best on the site. They break down everything for you and the explanation is also great.
Happy Learning:)
See lessChoosing the Right Industry for Career Growth in Embedded Software: Insights and Required Skills
Hello, If you have experience of embedded software then i suggest to go with IoT as there are vast opportunities and work into IoT. Also you will learn a lot from IoT as well
Hello,
If you have experience of embedded software then i suggest to go with IoT as there are vast opportunities and work into IoT. Also you will learn a lot from IoT as well
See lessBest Practices for Firmware Development in Embedded Systems
Few of best practices I think are :- 1)Use of static qualifier for global variables which are only used in that .c files 2)Divide long codes in multiple functions 3)Create separate .c file & .h file for every pheripheral like do,adc etc 4)use of volatile qualifier for variables used in ISR 5)AndRead more
Few of best practices I think are :-
See less1)Use of static qualifier for global variables which are only used in that .c files
2)Divide long codes in multiple functions
3)Create separate .c file & .h file for every pheripheral like do,adc etc
4)use of volatile qualifier for variables used in ISR
5)And most importantly naming of variables should be proper