Interrupts in Teaching Microcontrollers Using Arduino
Valentina Rankovska, Goran Goranov
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Valentina Rankovska, Goran Goranov
Abstract
The paper summarizes the mechanism of event servicing through interrupts in the embedded systems design - one of the most complex and abstract topics in microcontrollers and embedded systems disciplines. Some special features of Arduino IDE, relating interrupts, are given. It is also briefly presented how a smart home model is used as a suitable complex object to study microcontroller interrupts, among various hardware and software aspects of embedded system design and programming.
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The paper summarizes the mechanism of event servicing through interrupts in the embedded systems design - one of the most complex and abstract topics in microcontrollers and embedded systems disciplines. Some special features of Arduino IDE, relating interrupts, are given. It is also briefly presented how a smart home model is used as a suitable complex object to study microcontroller interrupts, among various hardware and software aspects of embedded system design and programming.
Key concepts: Microcontroller, Arduino, Embedded system, Computer science, Software, Event (particle physics), Operating system, Embedded software