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So imagine undergraduate students who have studied:
- 2 semesters of digital design (from gates to VHDL to a small processor)
- 2 semesters of circuit theory (from Kirchoff to OpAmp, Laplace,
Fourier, Bode)
- 2 semesters of analog and digital signals and systems (Modulations,
sampling, DSP)
- 1 semester of analog electronics
- 1 semester of RF circuits
- 2 semesters of high level programming (from basics to classes)
- 2 semesters around microcontrollers and microprocessors (AVR and ARM/MIPS)
- 1 semester of C programming at the hardware level
- 1 semester of Operating Systems
- 1 semester of Real-Time and Concurrent programming
- 1 semester of Communication Networks (ISO levels)
all with the associated maths, physics and others.
When it comes to integrate this knowledge into a whole system, where you
have to think globally, taking into account energy management,
electromagnetic compatibility, thermal issues, choice of technology for
wireless connectivity, etc., is there any textbook out there? And any
one which you could recommend?
I have been searching around but the only way out seems to be to make a
mix of application notes, and pehaps selected chapters from here and
there. I would be glad to find a single source... even knowing that this
may be difficult. Anyway, asking won't hurt
Thanks for any input
Pere
- 2 semesters of digital design (from gates to VHDL to a small processor)
- 2 semesters of circuit theory (from Kirchoff to OpAmp, Laplace,
Fourier, Bode)
- 2 semesters of analog and digital signals and systems (Modulations,
sampling, DSP)
- 1 semester of analog electronics
- 1 semester of RF circuits
- 2 semesters of high level programming (from basics to classes)
- 2 semesters around microcontrollers and microprocessors (AVR and ARM/MIPS)
- 1 semester of C programming at the hardware level
- 1 semester of Operating Systems
- 1 semester of Real-Time and Concurrent programming
- 1 semester of Communication Networks (ISO levels)
all with the associated maths, physics and others.
When it comes to integrate this knowledge into a whole system, where you
have to think globally, taking into account energy management,
electromagnetic compatibility, thermal issues, choice of technology for
wireless connectivity, etc., is there any textbook out there? And any
one which you could recommend?
I have been searching around but the only way out seems to be to make a
mix of application notes, and pehaps selected chapters from here and
there. I would be glad to find a single source... even knowing that this
may be difficult. Anyway, asking won't hurt
Thanks for any input
Pere