Very good home work, nice compilation and very lucid explanation.
Feeedback:
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Can you cover more finer aspect in second course, e.g. EMI/EMC on GPIO pins? Clock distribution to lower EMI/EMC and similar other aspect.
(b)
Now it is time to be more conversant with FPGA and Fusion FPGA in perticular.
Can you compile similar course for Introduction to FPGA (or prgramabel logic?
There IS a fundamentals of FPGA here:
http://www.eetimes.com/electrical-engineers/education-training/courses/4000134/Fundamentals-of-FPGAs
Pretty good too, would like a follow on to that one too though...Max???
Thank you very much for this course. It is of a great value to me. Even though printed materials for abound for the topic it takes so much time to read for me it runs into weeks even months but this material has done that in less than two hours.Now I can read my other printed version with more in-depth understanding.
Please do well to make these kind of courses available for us it’s highly valued.
Thanks once more.
Comparison with the DSP and Microcontroller is very good, good course by NXP. Please keep designing advanced level courses as well for embedded systems.
Just finished the presentation, excellent stuff NXP. Mr. Donovan, thank you for speaking slowly and concisely, I had zero problems following you which can sometimes be a rarity when watching a video training. 5/5
I'm a student in a power electronics program (in the process of learning C) and this helped me immensely to understand the field of microprocessors. Thank you.
Thanks. I earned MSc degree in Embedded Computer System 2 years ago, very familiar with Motorola processor in design of MCU. This write up is very good to me especially, thanks.
I found this course very informative and easy to follow. As a technology instructor, who has taught both associate and bachelor level courses dealing with microcontrollers (the 8051 and PIC18), this has provided ideas that I can incorporate into these classes to assist the students in developing projects.
38 comments
write a commentyh_rose Posted Jul 22, 2010
what is the current link to the virtual lab page now?
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foresightyj Posted Nov 13, 2010
I also wanna know.
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pankaj_techie Posted Nov 28, 2010
extremely useful.Thanx
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gdf Posted Dec 7, 2010
can we have an explanatory pdf manual before?
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Sanati Posted Jan 24, 2011
can we get course material in pdf? it shall be much useful
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mayatrix Posted Dec 7, 2010
Very useful for people having trouble getting through data sheets and choosing the right controller for their embedded design
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admkn Posted Dec 7, 2010
Can we download this?
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bernd.moeschen_#2 Posted Dec 7, 2010
very useful training. A pdf handout would be very helpful
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willie 2000 Posted Dec 7, 2010
This is an excellent course, do you have next level offered in the near future? Thanks, William
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oswaldfig Posted Dec 7, 2010
very useful. thanks!
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tooty Posted Dec 7, 2010
An excellent introduction to micro controllers and nicely presented (easy to follow).
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shudhu Posted Dec 8, 2010
This is very useful. Is there any pdf version of this session available or can we download this video.
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hm Posted Dec 8, 2010
Very good home work, nice compilation and very lucid explanation. Feeedback: (a) Can you cover more finer aspect in second course, e.g. EMI/EMC on GPIO pins? Clock distribution to lower EMI/EMC and similar other aspect. (b) Now it is time to be more conversant with FPGA and Fusion FPGA in perticular. Can you compile similar course for Introduction to FPGA (or prgramabel logic?
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David Ashton Posted Dec 13, 2010
There IS a fundamentals of FPGA here: http://www.eetimes.com/electrical-engineers/education-training/courses/4000134/Fundamentals-of-FPGAs Pretty good too, would like a follow on to that one too though...Max???
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g_s_rich Posted Dec 8, 2010
Great information - Thanks!
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M SIVA Posted Dec 8, 2010
Nice work and good presentation for beginners.
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SMOC Posted Dec 8, 2010
Thank you very much for this course. It is of a great value to me. Even though printed materials for abound for the topic it takes so much time to read for me it runs into weeks even months but this material has done that in less than two hours.Now I can read my other printed version with more in-depth understanding. Please do well to make these kind of courses available for us it’s highly valued. Thanks once more.
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kinnar Posted Dec 9, 2010
Comparison with the DSP and Microcontroller is very good, good course by NXP. Please keep designing advanced level courses as well for embedded systems.
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Hilal Posted Dec 14, 2010
how to download this?
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bollineni.sravan Posted Dec 25, 2010
Thanks.....good explanation.can cover details in depth.
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STUDYING EMBEDDED(ELECTRONICS ENGINEER) Posted Jan 1, 2011
please send these detail in pdf format ..please help me
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Sanborn84 Posted Jan 3, 2011
Just finished the presentation, excellent stuff NXP. Mr. Donovan, thank you for speaking slowly and concisely, I had zero problems following you which can sometimes be a rarity when watching a video training. 5/5
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Daniel Ludeman Posted Jan 14, 2011
I'm a student in a power electronics program (in the process of learning C) and this helped me immensely to understand the field of microprocessors. Thank you.
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Vaasudeva.LakshmanPrabhu Posted Jan 19, 2011
This was a really good course. it would be good if course on porting of any OS on to a microcontroller is also available
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roomi_ec Posted Jan 26, 2011
Really good course to understand the high level basics of MC,Course on porting OS to MC could be natural progression .
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PaDesigner Posted Jan 27, 2011
This course is a very good module for today's modern and emerging/younger IC and SOC designers. Especially beginners of MCU and DSP
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PaDesigner Posted Jan 27, 2011
Thanks. I earned MSc degree in Embedded Computer System 2 years ago, very familiar with Motorola processor in design of MCU. This write up is very good to me especially, thanks.
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Oldschooldon Posted Feb 4, 2011
I found this course very informative and easy to follow. As a technology instructor, who has taught both associate and bachelor level courses dealing with microcontrollers (the 8051 and PIC18), this has provided ideas that I can incorporate into these classes to assist the students in developing projects.
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ReVec Posted Feb 8, 2011
Thank you, great course.
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Appalaraju Posted Feb 9, 2011
good course for beginners.
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velappan Posted Apr 20, 2011
Thank u , very interesting course can plz send pdf format... and how to download this.... help me
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Vaishali @ GR Posted Jun 21, 2011
Good Overview..
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Chandan Kumar Posted Jul 27, 2011
Well written and presented document. Thanks for sharing.
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yjamal2k1 Posted Sep 29, 2011
Really useful and well presented...hats off
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Sheetal.Pandey Posted Nov 28, 2011
Extremely brilliant collection of information in one document. Thank you for sharing.
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Manisali Posted Mar 13, 2012
Very Good Overwiev..
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karthik_bhagan Posted Apr 17, 2012
That was awesome!
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Tom Total Posted Apr 10, 2013
Old but very useful course. Thanks. Giuong go cao cap
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