Microcontroller Design Training in Vancouver, Canada

This training introduces participants to microcontroller design, covering foundational concepts, architecture, and programming techniques. Through interactive sessions and hands-on exercises, participants will learn to design, develop, and debug basic microcontroller-based systems.

Introduction to Microcontrollers and Basics

Module 1: Overview of Microcontrollers

Definition and applications of microcontrollers.

Comparison of microcontrollers vs. microprocessors.

Key features and architecture overview.

Module 2: Microcontroller Families and Architectures

Overview of popular microcontroller families (e.g., AVR, PIC, ARM).

Understanding architecture components: CPU, memory, and peripherals.

Module 3: Introduction to Microcontroller Programming

Overview of embedded C programming.

Setting up the development environment and IDEs.

Writing, compiling, and uploading a simple program.

Hands-On Exercises:

System Design and Interfacing

Module 4: Peripherals and Interfacing Techniques

Interfacing LEDs, buttons, and sensors.

Using communication protocols: UART, SPI, and I2C.

Overview of ADCs and DACs in microcontrollers.

Module 5: Designing Microcontroller-Based Systems

System design principles for embedded applications.

Developing small-scale projects using microcontrollers.

Module 6: Debugging and Testing Microcontroller Systems

Common debugging tools and techniques.

Testing microcontroller hardware and software for errors.

Hands-On Exercises: