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Edição das 14h46min de 21 de setembro de 2015

This page presents the results of a [[Concepção_de_Experimentos_de_Sistemas_Embarcados_para_Disciplinas_do_Curso_de_Engenharia_de_Telecomunicações|undergraduate student project] executed at IFSC, Campus São José in 2015.

Project

  • Title: Development of Embedded System Experiments for the courses of the Telecommnications Engineering udergraduate program.
  • Acronym: ESTE (Experimentos de SisTemas Embarcados)
  • Context: Funded by IFSC São José Intern Call 13/PRPPGI/2015
  • Student: Katharine Schaeffer Fertig (Telecommnications Engineering)
  • Coordinator: Arliones Hoeller
  • Duration: may-november 2015
  • Goal: To design a set of experiments related to the integration of analog and digital devices to embedded systems.


Experiments

All experiments designed in this project used Atmel AVR microcontrollers. These microcontrollers present a well organized RISC architecture that fits well for didtatic porpuses. They also are easy to be bought by students because they are available in the most popular Arduino platforms. In this project we used the Arduino UNO board.

Used Equipment

  • Extra Equipments: these equipments may be used in some experiments or for debugging.
    • 01 extra Arduino UNO;
    • RS232-USB converter;
    • Multimeter;
    • Osciloscope;
    • Logic Analyzer.

Digital Interfaces Experiments

Analog Interfaces Experiments