Embedded systems architecture: a comprehensive guide for engineers and programmers
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| adam_text | Contents
Foreword to the First Edition
...............................................................................xi
Acknowledgments
.............................................................................................xiii
About the Author
...............................................................................................xv
SECTION I: INTRODUCTION TO EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
Chapter
1:
A Systems Approach to Embedded Systems Design
......................................3
1.1
What Is an Embedded System?
..............................................................................3
1.2
An Introduction to Embedded Systems Architecture
..............................................4
1.3
The Embedded Systems Model
..............................................................................9
1.4
Why the Holistic, Architectural Systems Engineering Approach?
The Golden Rules
...............................................................................................11
1.5
Summary
...............................................................................................................17
Chapter
1:
Problems
....................................................................................................18
Endnotes......................................................................................................................19
Chapter
2:
Know Your Standards
.............................................................................21
2.1
An Overview of Programming Languages and Examples of their Standards
.........33
2.1.1
Examples of Programming Languages that Affect an Embedded
Architecture: Scripting Languages, Java, and .NET
.................................36
2.1.2
Garbage Collection
...................................................................................42
2.1.3
Processing Java Byte Code
.......................................................................45
2.2
Standards and Networking
.......................................................................................49
2.2.1
Distance between Connected Devices
......................................................50
2.2.2
Physical Medium
......................................................................................50
2.2.3
The Network s Architecture
......................................................................51
2.2.4
OSI
Model
.................................................................................................54
2.3
Multiple Standards-Based Device Example: Digital Television (DTV)
.................67
2.4
Summary
...................................................................................................................83
Chapter
2:
Problems
.........................................................................................................83
Endnotes...........................................................................................................................85
SECTION II: EMBEDDED HARDWARE
Chapter
3:
Embedded Hardware Building Blocks and the Embedded Board
...................89
3.1
Lesson One on Hardware: Learn to Read a Schematic!
..........................................89
3.2
The Embedded Board and the
von
Neumann Model
...............................................93
v
vi
Contents
3.3
Powering the Hardware
............................................................................................97
3.3.1
A Quick Comment on Analog versus Digital Signals
...............................98
3.4
Basic Hardware Materials: Conductors, Insulators, and Semiconductors
..............99
3.5
Common Passive Components on Boards and in Chips: Resistors,
Capacitors, and Inductors
.......................................................................................103
3.5.1
Resistors
..................................................................................................103
3.5.2
Capacitors
...............................................................................................108
3.5.3
Inductors
.................................................................................................110
3.6
Semiconductors and the Active Building Blocks of Processors and Memory
......
Ill
3.6.1
Diodes
.........................................................................................,...........112
3.6.2
Transistors
...............................................................................................113
3.6.3
Building More Complex Circuitry from the Basics: Gates
.....................120
3.6.4
Sequential Logic and the Clock
..............................................................121
3.7
Putting It All Together: The
1С...............................................................................125
3.8
Summary
.................................................................................................................129
Chapter
3:
Problems
.......................................................................................................129
Endnotes.........................................................................................................................135
Chapter
4:
Embedded Processors
...........................................................................137
4.1
ISA Architecture Models
........................................................................................140
4.1.1
Features
...................................................................................................140
4.1.2
ISA Models
.............................................................................................146
4.2
Internal Processor Design
.......................................................................................153
4.2.1
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
...............................................................156
4.2.2
On-Chip Memory
....................................................................................172
4.2.3
Processor I/O
...........................................................................................186
4.2.4
Processor Buses
......................................................................................208
4.3
Processor Performance
...........................................................................................211
4.3.1
Benchmarks
.............................................................................................212
4.4
Reading a Processor s Datasheet
............................................................................213
4.4.1
MPC860 Datasheet Example
..................................................................213
4.5
Summary
.................................................................................................................225
Chapter
4:
Problems
.......................................................................................................225
Endnotes.........................................................................................................................228
Chapter
5:
Board Memory
....................................................................................231
5.1
ROM
........................................................................................................................236
5.2
RAM
........................................................................................................................240
5.3
Auxiliary Memory
..................................................................................................251
5.4
Memory Management of External Memory
..........................................................255
5.5
Board Memory and Performance
...........................................................................257
5.6
Summary
............................................................................................................259
Chapter
5:
Problems
.................................................................................................259
Endnotes...................................................................................................................260
Contents
vii
Chapter
6:
Board I/O
...........................................................................................261
6.1
Managing Data: Serial versus Parallel I/O
.............................................................265
6.1.1
Serial I/O
.................................................................................................265
6.1.2
Parallel I/O
..............................................................................................276
6.2
Interfacing the I/O Components
.............................................................................285
6.2.1
Interfacing the I/O Device with the Embedded Board
............................285
6.2.2
Interfacing an I/O Controller and the Master CPU
.................................288
6.3
I/O and Performance
...............................................................................................288
6.4
Summary
.................................................................................................................290
Chapter
6:
Problems
.......................................................................................................290
Endnotes.........................................................................................................................293
Chapter
7:
Board Buses
........................................................................................295
7.1
Bus Arbitration and Timing
....................................................................................297
7.2
Integrating the Bus with Other Board Components
...............................................306
7.3
Bus Performance
.....................................................................................................308
7.4
Summary
.................................................................................................................310
Chapter
7:
Problems
.......................................................................................................310
Endnotes.........................................................................................................................311
SECTION III: EMBEDDED SOFTWARE INTRODUCTION
ChapterS: Device Drivers
.....................................................................................315
8.1
Example
1:
Device Drivers for Interrupt Handling
................................................319
8.1.1
Interrupt Priorities
...................................................................................324
8.1.2
Context Switching
...................................................................................327
8.1.3
Interrupt Device Driver Pseudocode Examples
......................................328
8.1.4
Interrupt Handling and Performance
......................................................336
8.2
Example
2:
Memory Device Drivers
......................................................................336
8.2.1
Memory Management Device Driver Pseudocode Examples
.................339
8.3
Example
3:
On-Board Bus Device Drivers
............................................................357
8.3.1
On-Board Bus Device Driver Pseudocode Examples
.............................358
8.4
Board I/O Driver Examples
....................................................................................364
8.4.1
Example
4:
Initializing an Ethernet Driver
.............................................365
8.4.2
Example
5:
Initializing an RS-232 Driver
..............................................380
8.5
Summary
.................................................................................................................385
Chapter
8:
Problems
.......................................................................................................386
Endnotes.........................................................................................................................388
Chapter
9:
Embedded Operating Systems
...............................................................389
9.1
What Is a Process?
..................................................................................................394
9.2
Multitasking and Process Management
.................................................................396
9.2.1
Process Implementation
..........................................................................397
9.2.2
Process Scheduling
.................................................................................410
9.2.3
Intertask Communication and Synchronization
......................................419
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Contents
9.3
Memory Management
............................................................................................428
9.3.1
User Memory Space
................................................................................429
9.3.2
Kernel Memory Space
............................................................................441
9.4
I/O and File System Management
..........................................................................442
9.5
OS
Standards Example: POSIX (Portable Operating
System Interface)
..............444
9.6
OS Performance
Guidelines
...................................................................................446
9.7
Selecting the Right Embedded OS and BSPs
........................................................447
9.8
Summary
.................................................................................................................449
Chapter
9:
Problems
.......................................................................................................450
Endnotes.........................................................................................................................452
Chapter
10:
Middleware and Application Software
...................................................453
10.1
What is Middleware?
............................................................................................453
10.2
What Is an Application?
........................................................................................456
10.3
Middleware Examples
..........................................................................................456
10.3.1
Networking Middleware Driver Examples
...........................................457
10.4
Application Layer Software Examples
.................................................................493
10.4.1
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Client Application Example
...................494
10.4.2
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) and E-Mail Example
.............497
10.4.3
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) Client and Server Example
........503
10.4.4
Quick Note on Putting It All Together
..................................................506
10.5
Summary
...............................................................................................................511
Chapter
10:
Problems
.....................................................................................................512
Endnotes.........................................................................................................................513
SECTION IV: PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER: DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
Chapter
11:
Defining the System
—
Creating the Architecture and
Documenting the Design
......................................................................
SI
7
11.1
Creating an Embedded System Architecture
.......................................................519
11.1.1
Stage
1 :
Have a Solid Technical Foundation
........................................519
11.1.2
Stage
2:
Understand the Architecture Business
Cycles of Embedded Systems
...............................................................520
11.1.3
Stage
3:
Define the Architectural Patterns and Reference Models
.......531
11.1.4
Stage
4:
Create the Architectural Structures
.........................................539
11.1.5
Stage
5:
Document the Architecture
.....................................................542
11.1.6
Stage
6:
Analyze and Evaluate the Architecture
...................................544
11.2
Summary
...............................................................................................................546
Chapter
11 :
Problems
.....................................................................................................547
Endnotes.........................................................................................................................548
Chapter
12:
The Final Phases of Embedded Design: Implementation and Testing
.........549
12.1
Implementing the Design
.....................................................................................549
12.1.1
The Main Software Utility Tool: Writing Code in an
Editor or Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
.........................551
12.1.2
Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and the Hardware
..............................551
Contents ix
12.1.3 Translation Tools—
Preprocessors,
Interpreters,
Compilers, and Linkers.........................................................................553
12.1.4
Debugging
Tools...................................................................................557
12.1.5 System Boot-Up...................................................................................564
12.2
Quality Assurance and Testing of the Design
......................................................572
12.3
Conclusion: Maintaining the Embedded System and Beyond
............................577
Chapter
12:
Problems
.....................................................................................................578
Endnotes.........................................................................................................................579
Appendix A: Projects and Exercises
.........................................................................581
Appendix B: Schematic Symbols
..............................................................................603
Appendix C: Acronyms and Abbreviations
................................................................613
Appendix D: Glossary
...........................................................................................623
Index
..............................................................................................................639
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