Architecture, Programming, and Interfacing of Low-power Processors-ARM 7, Cortex-M / Lyla B. Das.

Includes Index.

reface

PART I

Chapter 1: Embedded Systems – An Introduction

Chapter 2: Internal Components of a System-on-Chip

Chapter 3: Data and Code Handling in Embedded Processors

PART II

Chapter 4: The Architecture of ARM 7

Chapter 5: Assembly Language Programming of ARM 7

Chapter 6: Programming of ARM 7 Peripherals Using C

Chapter 7: The Cortex-M Architecture

Appendix A

Appendix B

Appendix C

Appendix D

Appendix E

This book is about Embedded Systems with special focus on the ARM7 processor and an introduction to the latest ARM series, which is Cortex. In the current technological scenario, embedded systems have made their mark in every field. Anything from hand-held electronic devices to missiles, automobiles, factories and aircrafts has ‘embedded electronics’. Being an embedded systems engineer means having an overall awareness of electronics, computer science, web engineering, networking, and also many aspects of control systems and mechanical engineering. In this book, only the electronics and software parts have been covered. The ARM processor is the most widely used processor used in embedded products such as mobile phones, tablets, and other high-end applications. As such, a good knowledge of the architecture and programming of this processor as well as the techniques of product development is very important for any student/engineer who intends to take up a job in this field.