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Then start with 8051/52 .. with SDCC. Thats the best processor to start. Else PIC or Atmel AVR. Both are good, but PIC is a RISC processor with fewer Opcodes to work with . You can get development board and start. a development board will be worth it, as you can Play and tweak circuits/programs very quickly
sashijoseph
In the zone
Look here for low cost experiment boards and components : *amateurworld.in/AmateurWorld/index.php
If u wanna start off with 8051 get hold of the book - programming the 8051 using assembly and C by Mazidi.Easily available and quickly lets you get down to work.
If u wanna start off with 8051 get hold of the book - programming the 8051 using assembly and C by Mazidi.Easily available and quickly lets you get down to work.
~Phenom~
The No.1 Stupid
AN Embedded Software Primer, David E. Simon Pearson Education Asia
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this was the book I read in my last sem about Embedded systems . The book is reaalllly easy and interesting to read and quite informative. u dont need to be a geek to understand the stuff inside.
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this was the book I read in my last sem about Embedded systems . The book is reaalllly easy and interesting to read and quite informative. u dont need to be a geek to understand the stuff inside.
... ok back to point .. Check if you get Elector Electronics. Its dam good mag ,I used to buy it every month untill I shifted to SW .. It has got tons of Embedded projects.- Status