ARM Cortex-M3 and RTOS Seminar

Leipzig — Feb 22, 2010–Feb 24, 2010

Quategra will be holding a combined three day hands-on seminar covering the ARM Cortex™-M3 architecture and training on Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS).

Training is based around a number of practical examples using MDK-ARM development tools, RL-ARM Real-Time Library, and the Keil MCBSTM32 Evaluation Board with the ULINK2 USB JAG Adapter.

The training course covers:

Day One - ARM Cortex-M3:

• ARM Cortex-M3 Microcontroller Core
• Peripherals
• Core Enhancements
• Architecture
• Instruction Sets, Interrupts and Exceptions
• Differences between ARM7™, ARM9™ and Cortex-M3
• MDK-ARM tool chain
• µVision simulation and target debugging
• Practical examples with the STM32 family

Days Two and Three - RTOS:

• Basic Real-Time Operating System (RTOS)
• Software architecture and RTOS
• RTOS Scheduling Pattern
• Main Loop, Time Slice, Cooperative, Preemptive
• Keil RTX Real-Time Mechanisms
• Scheduler/tasks/threads
• Events/messages/semaphors
• Interrupt involvement
• Keil Real-Time Library (Insert Channel)
• Keil RTX Real-Time Mechanisms
• Flash File System/USB/CAN
• TCP/IP Embedded Web Server
• Examples with Real-Time Operating System (RTOS), Real-Time Kernel and RL-ARM, Real-Time Library.

The cost for this seminar is for the combined three days.

This seminar is in German.

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