Arduino FreeRTOS From Ground Up™ : Build RealTime Projects
Arduino FreeRTOS From Ground Up™ : Build RealTime Projects, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.23, with 82 lectures, based on 561 reviews, and has 3616 subscribers.
You will learn about Port FreeRTOS to any Arduino board Build Multitask real-time applications with FreeRTOS on Arduino Master FreeRTOS Task Management features Master FreeRTOS Resource Management features Master FreeRTOS Task Synchronization features Master FreeRTOS Event Management features Calculate the CPU Utilization of an RTOS Implement and explain popular scheduling algorithms Master FreeRTOS Interrupt Management features Master FreeRTOS Time Management features Understand Rate Monotonic Schedulers Understand First Come First Served Schedulers Understand Round-Robin Schedulers Understand Weighted-Round-Robin Schedulers This course is ideal for individuals who are People who want to advance their Arduino programming skills or Arduino hobbysits or People who want to master real-time applications development It is particularly useful for People who want to advance their Arduino programming skills or Arduino hobbysits or People who want to master real-time applications development.
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Summary
Title: Arduino FreeRTOS From Ground Up™ : Build RealTime Projects
Price: $69.99
Average Rating: 4.23
Number of Lectures: 82
Number of Published Lectures: 80
Number of Curriculum Items: 82
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 80
Original Price: $79.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Port FreeRTOS to any Arduino board
- Build Multitask real-time applications with FreeRTOS on Arduino
- Master FreeRTOS Task Management features
- Master FreeRTOS Resource Management features
- Master FreeRTOS Task Synchronization features
- Master FreeRTOS Event Management features
- Calculate the CPU Utilization of an RTOS
- Implement and explain popular scheduling algorithms
- Master FreeRTOS Interrupt Management features
- Master FreeRTOS Time Management features
- Understand Rate Monotonic Schedulers
- Understand First Come First Served Schedulers
- Understand Round-Robin Schedulers
- Understand Weighted-Round-Robin Schedulers
Who Should Attend
- People who want to advance their Arduino programming skills
- Arduino hobbysits
- People who want to master real-time applications development
Target Audiences
- People who want to advance their Arduino programming skills
- Arduino hobbysits
- People who want to master real-time applications development
This course teaches you the foundations of real-time systems and how to build real-time applications using FreeRTOS on Arduino boards. The course gives a detailed overview of the characteristics of the FreeRTOS real-time kernel, provides a detailed tutorial on the APIs required to implement the various features of FreeRTOS on Arduino and then goes on to build about 30 real-time projects .
This course does not assume prior knowledge of real-time systems and application programming. By the end of this course you should be able to build your own multitask FreeRTOS real-time applications which use all the features of a modern real-time application (features such as semaphores, mutex, event flags, hooks, queues, mailboxesetc )and then test the performance of these features .You should also be able to : Calculate the CPU Utilizationof an RTOS, Understand Rate Monotonic Schedulers,port FreeRTOS to any Arduino board,Understand Round-Robin Schedulers,Understand Weighted-Round-Robin Schedulers, Understand First Come First Served Schedulers, Implement and explain popular scheduling algorithms and so much more. Please take a look at the full course curriculum.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Downloading the Arduino IDE
Lecture 3: Installing Arduino
Lecture 4: Adding FreeRTOS to the Arduino IDE
Lecture 5: Hardware Setup
Chapter 2: Getting Started
Lecture 1: Coding : Converting an existing sketch to a FreeRTOS Real-Time application
Lecture 2: Coding : Debugging Real-Time applications with Profiling
Chapter 3: Introduction to FreeRTOS
Lecture 1: What is FreeRTOS
Lecture 2: Features of FreeRTOS
Lecture 3: FreeRTOS Variable Names
Lecture 4: FreeRTOS Function Names
Lecture 5: FreeRTOS Macro Names
Chapter 4: Task Management
Lecture 1: The Task Function
Lecture 2: Creating a Task
Lecture 3: Coding : Creating Tasks
Lecture 4: Coding : Using Task Parameters
Lecture 5: Coding : Experimenting with Task Priorities
Lecture 6: Coding : Changing Task Priority at run-time.
Lecture 7: Coding : Task changing it's own priority
Lecture 8: Coding : Getting the Task Priority
Lecture 9: Coding : Suspending a Task
Lecture 10: Coding : Task suspending itself
Lecture 11: Coding : Resuming a suspended Task
Lecture 12: Coding : Blocking Tasks with vTaskDely()
Chapter 5: Queue Management
Lecture 1: Introduction to queues
Lecture 2: Queue management functions
Lecture 3: Coding : Working with queues
Lecture 4: Coding : Sending from different Tasks to the same Queue (Part I)
Lecture 5: Coding : Sending from different Tasks to the same Queue (Part II)
Lecture 6: Coding : Sending structures onto queues (Part I)
Lecture 7: Coding : Sending structures onto queues (Part II)
Chapter 6: Queue Sets
Lecture 1: Introduction to Queue Sets
Lecture 2: Queue Sets management functions
Lecture 3: Coding : Creating Queue Sets (Part I)
Lecture 4: Coding : Creating Queue Sets (Part II)
Chapter 7: Software Timers
Lecture 1: Introduction to software timers
Lecture 2: Timer management functions
Lecture 3: Coding : Creating One-Shot and Auto-Reload Timers
Lecture 4: Coding : Interacting with multiple Timers
Chapter 8: Semaphores
Lecture 1: Introduction to Binary Semaphores
Lecture 2: Coding : Creating Binary Semaphores (Part I )
Lecture 3: Coding : Creating Binary Semaphores (Part II )
Lecture 4: Introduction to Counting Semaphores
Lecture 5: Coding : Creating a Counting Semaphore (Part I )
Lecture 6: Coding : Creating a Counting Semaphore (Part II )
Lecture 7: Some common concepts
Chapter 9: Mutual Exclusion
Lecture 1: Coding : Creating a Mutex
Chapter 10: The Gatekeeper
Lecture 1: Coding : Using Gatekeepers (Part I)
Lecture 2: Coding : Using Gatekeepers (Part II)
Chapter 11: Event Groups
Lecture 1: Coding : Creating Event Groups (Part I)
Lecture 2: Coding : Creating Event Groups (Part II)
Lecture 3: Coding : Managing 3 Tasks with an Event Group (Part I)
Lecture 4: Coding : Managing 3 Tasks with an Event Group (Part II)
Lecture 5: Coding : Synchronizing Tasks with an Event Groups (Part I)
Lecture 6: Coding : Synchronizing Tasks with an Event Groups (Part II)
Chapter 12: Interrupt Management
Lecture 1: Coding : Syncing Tasks and Interrupt Service Routines (Part II)
Lecture 2: Coding : Sending and receiving from Queues in an ISR (Part I)
Lecture 3: Coding : Sending and receiving from Queues in an ISR (Part II)
Chapter 13: Configuring the Scheduler
Lecture 1: Coding : Experimenting with ' Non-Preemption '
Chapter 14: General RTOS concepts: Fundamentals
Lecture 1: What is an RTOS?
Lecture 2: Performance Metrics of Real Time Operating Systems
Lecture 3: Busy Wait System
Lecture 4: Multi-Threaded Systems (With ISRs)
Lecture 5: Real-Time Systems
Lecture 6: The Thread
Lecture 7: Classification of Threads
Chapter 15: General RTOS concepts : The Scheduler and Scheduling policies
Lecture 1: The Scheduler
Lecture 2: Classification of Schedulers
Lecture 3: Preemption
Lecture 4: Scheduler Criteria
Lecture 5: CPU Utilization
Lecture 6: Scheduling Algorithm Optimization
Lecture 7: Overview of Popular Scheduling Algorithms
Lecture 8: First Come First Served (FCFS) Scheduler
Lecture 9: Round Robin (RR) Scheduler
Lecture 10: Round Robin (RR) Scheduler (PART II)
Lecture 11: Quanta
Lecture 12: Weighted Round Robin (WRR) Scheduler
Lecture 13: Internals of the Round Robin Scheuler
Lecture 14: The Kernel
Instructors
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Israel Gbati
Embedded Firmware Engineer -
BHM Engineering Academy
21st Century Engineering Academy
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- 3 stars: 81 votes
- 4 stars: 195 votes
- 5 stars: 256 votes
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