How to get started with embedded systems (My top 5 Tips)

[@quanvu6005]

I just discovered and really love your channel. I hope you be fine and continue to share your knowledge cause it truly helps the world better. Thank you very much!

[@yaboiii307]

I got started small, basically only programming the basics with the esp32 in school. Then bought myself an arduino nano every, which has its main mcu the atmega4809. And i downloaded its ofiicial open source datasheet, and looked inside, because i heard concepts like the gpio pins are actually controlled by specific memory locations (memory mapped registers). And thats already enough make one happy, and get started and discover deeper stuff, like the EVSYS peripheral, or the TCA peripherals and so on. Basically they all are controlled by the peirpheral registers.

[@techslugz]

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[@ZackZakirov]

Great video, mister professor. But I have some points of clarification. As a practising Embedded software dev I started out from basic Electronics and AVR assembly, and then moved toward C. Learning Assebmly before C gives deep undestanding what is going under the hood. Sure 8-bit AVR's are not in active usage anymore, but as a training tool these microcontrollers have advanteges. Let me recall that the Arduino boards built on the top of AVR.

[@fleitnerfischer]

Yes you are right going from assembly to C gives a lot of insight of what is happening under the hood. I felt that learning C first is easier for students but of course this might vary from person to person or group to group.

[@techslugz]

Lol technically it should be DR Professor 😆 🤣 😂 but who bloody asked me anyway 🙄

[@kymcainday6677]

Would you also recommend ESP32 for beginners?

[@amiramohammedi85]

Thank you for this video. I have a question please. Is Reconfigurable Control System a sub-field of Embedded systems?

[@mohsenzadeh_de]

Thank you for your complete explanation. If you would suggest me to work and learn on a microcontroller(Embedded system) for today (2022) , which one would it be? I don't know which one to choose because of the variety..(NXP,Microchip,Infineon,Texas Instruments,STM)

[@gastonkitambala7]

I would suggest learning the AVR/ATMega, STM32, ESP32 and maybe PIC. Those are the ones used the most

[@Ali-1A295]

Thank you for this video 💞 I have a question please and it would be great if you could answer me I recently finished my bachelor study in electrical engineering , and I want to do my master in embedded system But I am very confused, because I don't now what is the requirements that I must have I work with pic microcontroller and stm32 and I am quite good with them But I haven't done anything to complex and there are a lot of thing that I don't know like rots and the problem is , that there aren't good online totorial on such topics What would you recommend for me ?

[@subhojitbose367]

Hello professor, a very nice video. I'd add teensy 3.6 and teensy 4 series are also user friendly and capable.

[@zahraafsharifard]

I think AVR is easier and better than stm32 to start. you can learn how to work on registers of microcontroller by AVR.

[@yoojin-young6932]

Super Video! Bin momentan kurz vor meinem Abschluss (Bachelor) hab auch erfolgreich das Studienmodul Embedded Systems absolviert. Mich würde interessieren, wie hoch denn aktuell die Nachfrage auf dem Arbeitsmarkt nach Embedded Software Engineers ist? Meine Lernboards waren Landtiger LPC1768, ESP32 und STM32 Nucleo :)

[@fleitnerfischer]

Hallo, es hängt natürlich von der Industrie ab aber bei Firmen wie Airbus, Mercedes, CARIAD ist die Nachfrage sehr hoch

[@romzeschelich1064]

Great!👍

[@livelife9631]

I have done my Electronic and Communication Engineering but works in different field ,but want to job in core field .I'm from India.Sir pls guide me ,I'm really don't know how to do make my career in my core field.pls guide me from where to start..pls guide me .pls pls pls

[@maddog2301]

What college did you graduated through??

[@salabhsg]

A humble suggestion: avoid using live wallpapers in your pc desktop placed in thr background. It makes your video cuts more obvious.

[@msbanda2123]

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[@devanarayanababu1996]

hi homelander