How to Create a Software Architecture | Embedded System Project Series #6

[@philipgiles8407]

Moving from a Linux based C role at my job into designing the hardware and software for an embedded device. And these videos are so awesome. Super high quality, well made points and explained well too

[@pawerapta9525]

Great job, dunno why your channel is so underrated, you should have at least 10-times more subscribers.

[@kalei02]

Hi Artful, your work is amazing here! I'm working with C2000 DSP series from texas in my PhD project, and as an electrical engineer, I must say that we often don't give much attention about our code structure and clarity, since we focus 90% of our time in the theory of the application itself (in my case now, field oriented control for electrical machines). I know that I'm not a software engineer or code developer, but minimum systematization and design architecture is crucial for me, otherwise debugging becomes a nightmare.

[@artfulbytes]

Yes it can be hard striking that balance when coming from a more theoretical background. You don't have to write that much code before it starts to pay off to think a little bit about the structure.

[@jonathanroberts7100]

Thanks again Niklas. This video has just come at the right time to help me plan the SW (and HW) development for my eVSTOL project properly. Really appreciate your help!

[@muhammadprawirayuda3510]

You conclude almost a whole of book design pattern book, great

[@CokeDrinker1001]

He’s back!

[@artfulbytes]

You betcha!

[@LeonardoGabrielRosa]

Excellent video! Thank you very much, it has been extremely useful!

[@gabriel_gelli]

Great video! Extremely good contextualization!!

[@artfulbytes]

Thanks, yes my hope is that having a project to talk around makes topics like these easier to digest :)

[@piotrzielinski9748]

This is what I needed. Thank you!

[@davidquezada6324]

Great video, Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@supreethsakrepatna5951]

This is brilliant stuff. Thanks a lot!

[@artfulbytes]

Thanks for watching!

[@concienciaconectiva]

amazing chanel!! Does somebody know of any source where I can check architectures from different embedded projects?

[@slimsh4dy115]

The Playlist of my Dreams🤩🤩

[@gastonkitambala4358]

Great content, your channel is so underrated. Keep them good videos coming we are here to support you!

[@muhammadprawirayuda3510]

Good, easy to understand sir

[@vihangpathak9759]

Great learning waiting for more🙏💯

[@artfulbytes]

More is to come 😇

[@hellfire-gs8ni]

Great video! What software was used to draw the diagram?

[@artfulbytes]

I drew it in procreate, but I would not do that again, better to use a dedicated block diagram tool like draw.io or similar.

[@juniorlucival]

With every project I undertake, some functions become obsolete, and I need to create new ones in previously used code. This disrupts various patterns, but if I don't do it, I'll lose performance.

[@artfulbytes]

Yes performance sometimes has to come at the sacrifice of other things. Still, a good software architecture can help minimize those changes.

[@sinamathew]

Well done man, great video. What simulation software was use in tge video.

[@artfulbytes]

Thanks, I'm using procreate for drawing here, if that's what you meant by simulation software.

[@SeliKwadz]

Hello from BC, Canada 🖐🙂

[@artfulbytes]

Hello hello 👋

[@jebuschrast]

What software did you use for the diagrams you made

[@artfulbytes]

Procreate, but I don't recommend it, better to use a dedicated diagram software like draw.io or visio.

[@vihangpathak9759]

Hello can I use MSP430F5529 to follow your tutorials?

[@artfulbytes]

That's a beefier (more memory) MSP430 than the one I'm using :) Without having looked at its datasheet, I'm guessing the peripherals are similar since they are in the same MCU family, so should only require minor changes (if any).

[@rupantaradhikary6580]

nice video

[@johanliebert2048]

Motivated by your video. I want to make a simpler analogue, like a regular space scanner on sound sensors and make a space map.

[@artfulbytes]

You mean build up a map of e.g. a room by taking range measurements from sound sensors? Are we talking 2D or 3D?

[@johanliebert2048]

@@artfulbytes For now, I just want to do 2d. About 3d, it will probably be much harder.

[@artfulbytes]

@@johanliebert2048 Interesting, and yes a good idea to start with 2d!