Program Overview
This course provides in-depth knowledge of embedded system design using AVR microcontrollers. Students will learn embedded C programming, hardware interfacing, communication protocols, and real-time applications using AVR-based development boards.
This course offers a comprehensive understanding of embedded system development using AVR microcontrollers. It is designed to help students learn how to design, program, and implement embedded solutions for real-world applications.
Throughout the course, learners will work with Embedded C to write efficient programs and gain hands-on experience in connecting hardware components such as sensors, displays, and actuators. The curriculum also introduces key communication methods used in embedded systems, along with techniques for handling time-based and real-time operations.
By the end of the program, students will be capable of developing practical embedded applications using AVR development boards, with a clear understanding of both software logic and hardware integration.
The program focuses on practical implementation using microcontrollers such as ATmega16 and ATmega328.
Module 1: C Programming for Embedded Systems
Duration: 8 Hours
Module 2: Embedded Systems Fundamentals
Duration: 5 Hours
Module 3: AVR Microcontroller Architecture
Duration: 2 Hours
Module 4: AVR Peripheral Programming
Duration: 10 Hours
Module 5: AVR Hardware Interfacing
Duration: 7 Hours
Module 6: Communication Protocols
Duration: 4 Hours
Laboratory Experiments
Students perform 15–20 practical experiments.
- LED blinking using AVR Switch interfacing
- segment display interfacing
- LCD display programming
- Timer delay generation
- External interrupt programming
- ADC temperature sensor reading
- PWM motor speed control
- UART serial communication
- SPI communication experiment
Mini Project
Students complete 1–2 mini embedded projects.
- Digital temperature monitoring system
- Automatic street light controller
- Digital counter using 7-segment display
- Motor speed controller