Embedded Systems Certification Course: Embedded C, 8051, Arduino & Simulation
The course “Embedded Systems Certification Course: Embedded C, 8051, Arduino, & Simulation” introduces students to the fundamental principles of embedded systems, focusing on programming, hardware interfacing, and simulations. Participants will gain practical knowledge in working with microcontrollers like the 8051, Arduino platforms, and embedded C programming. Special emphasis is placed on applications in the automotive and electric vehicle (EV) domains, preparing learners for real-world challenges in embedded systems design.



At a glance
- - 9 Modules
- - 95 Lessons
- - 19.796 hours of Video Content
- - 1 Project Assignment
- - Certificate of Completion.
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LevelExpert
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Duration19 hours 48 minutes
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Enrollment validityEnrollment validity: Lifetime
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CertificateCertificate of completion
Course Curriculum
Welcome to the Course!
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Module 1: Introduction to the Embedded Systems
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Topic 1: Introduction to Embedded Systems – Microprocessor & Microcontroller
16:58 -
Topic 2: Different types of Embedded Processors Part-1
21:27 -
Topic 3: Different Types of Embedded Processors Part-2
13:40 -
Topic 4: Classification of Microcontrollers
20:36 -
Topic 5: Elements of Microcontroller
18:46
Module 2: Essentials of 8051 Microcontroller
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Topic 1: 8051 Microcontroller & its Pin Diagram
16:03 -
Topic 2: 8051 Pin diagram in detail
09:01 -
Topic 3: Architechture of 8051 Microcontroller Part-1
16:07 -
Topic 4: Architechture of 8051 Microcontroller Part-2
17:07 -
Topic 5: Architechture of 8051 Microcontroller Part-3
16:08
Module 3: Addressing Modes & Instruction Set of 8051 Microcontroller
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Topic 1: Addressing Modes of 8051
19:46 -
Topic 2: Data Transfer Instruction Set of 8051
14:48 -
Topic 3: Logical Instructions Set of 8051
16:53 -
Topic 4: Boolean & Airthematic Instruction Set of 8051
13:49 -
Topic 5: BCD numbers & Sample Programs
18:20 -
Topic 6: Program Branching Instruction Set of 8051
16:39
Module 4: Timers, TCON Register & Interrupts in 8051 Microcontroller
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Topic 1: Timers & Counters in 8051
17:55 -
Topic 2: Modes of Timers & TMOD Register
15:32 -
Topic 3: TCON Register & Sample Program
18:18 -
Topic 4: Sample Programs & Interrupt
17:54 -
Topic 5: Interrupts Contd. & Serial Communication in 8051
19:29
Module 5: Embedded C Programming & Embedded Applications for Development
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Topic 1: C Language
10:41 -
Topic 2: 8051 Programming using Keil Software
16:34 -
Topic 3: Data Types in C & 8051 C Programs
14:25 -
Topic 4: 8051 C Programming Part-1
16:08 -
Topic 5: 8051 C Programming Part-2
09:15 -
Topic 6: Software Requirements for 8051 Programming – Keil, USBap & ProgISP
15:14 -
Topic 7: Step-by-Step Guide to write 8051 Program- for LED Control Part-1
17:06 -
Topic 8: Step-by-Step Guide to write 8051 Program- for LED Control Part-2
12:38 -
Topic 9a: LCD Interfacing with 8051
12:39 -
Topic 9b: LCD Interfacing – LCD Common Codes
18:01 -
Topic 9c: LCD Interfacing Program
18:29
Module 6: Communication Protocols for Embedded Systems
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Topic 1: Introduction to Communication Protocols – Synchronous & Asynchronous Protocols
21:30 -
Topic 2: Types of Communication Topologies & Exploring UART & RS232
19:20 -
Topic 3: UART Explained.
15:16 -
Topic 4: I2C Communication Protocol Part 1
13:55 -
Topic 5: I2C Communication Protocol Part 2
17:07 -
Topic 6: I2C Communication Protocol Part 3
15:23 -
Topic 7: SPI Communication Protocol Part 1
16:44 -
Topic 8: SPI Communication Protocol Part 2
17:49 -
Topic 9: SPI Communication Protocol Part 3
15:01 -
Topic 10: CAN Communication Protocol Part 1
17:01 -
Topic 11: CAN Communication Protocol Part 2
15:47 -
Topic 12: CAN Communication Protocol Part 3
15:45 -
Topic 13: CAN Communication Protocol Part 4
17:36
Module 7: Starting with Arduino for Embedded Systems
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Topic 1: Introduction to Arduino
02:35 -
Topic 2: Basics of Microcontroller
05:02 -
Topic 3: Microprocessor vs Microcontroller
06:19 -
Topic 4: Arduino Pin Diagram
03:23 -
Topic 5: Installing Arduino IDE
02:51 -
Topic 6: Exploring Arduino IDE & Importing Arduino into Simulator (Tinkercad)
09:33 -
Topic 7: Working with Tinkercad
12:45 -
Topic 8: Designing an Arduino LED Sketch in Tinkercad
09:34 -
Topic 9: Writing & Simulating Arduino LED Code in the IDE and Tinkercad
09:43 -
Topic 10: Using the Serial Monitor in Tinkercad for Arduino Data Display & Debugging
07:18
Module 8: Simulations with Arduino Based Development For Embedded Systems
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Topic 1: Introduction to Arduino IDE Programming
09:18 -
Topic 2: Declaring the Variable
09:56 -
Topic 3: Data Types of Variables
09:41 -
Topic 4: Arithmetic Operators – Part 1
09:55 -
Topic 5: Arithmetic Operators – Part 2
08:08 -
Topic 6: Excercise
07:06 -
Topic 7: Conditional Statements – ‘If’ & ‘If else’ Statements
10:00 -
Topic 8: Numbers
10:00 -
Topic 9: Functions
08:51 -
Topic 10: Creating an Arduino LED Blinking Program in Tinkercad – Part 1
09:58 -
Topic 11: Creating an Arduino LED Blinking Program in Tinkercad – Part 2
10:00 -
Topic 12: Loop Statements – ‘While’ Loop
09:47 -
Topic 13: Loop Statements – For Loop
05:02 -
Topic 14: Implementing ‘For’ Loop & Array in Arduino LED Blinking Program – Part 1
09:51 -
Topic 15: Implementing ‘For’ Loop & Array in Arduino LED Blinking Program – Part 2
07:28 -
Topic 16: Adjusting LED Brightness
09:52
Module 9: Arduino based project development
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Topic 1: Using the Slide Switch in Arduino – Providing External Inputs
09:58 -
Topic 2: Understanding the Schematic View of Arduino LED Control Project
08:31 -
Topic 3: Using the Push Button for Providing Inputs
09:31 -
Topic 4: Writing & Simulating Arduino Sketch for Push Button To Control LED
13:17 -
Topic 5: Writing & Simulating Arduino Sketch For Slide Switch To Control LED
14:58 -
Topic 6: Understanding Potentiometer for Arduino Input Control
09:56 -
Topic 7: Using Potentiometer with Arduino – Code & Simulation
13:24 -
Topic 8: Using Potentiometer for LED Control in Arduino
09:24 -
Topic 9: Understanding LCD as a Feedback Device in Tinkercad
08:24 -
Topic 10: Interfacing LCD with Arduino
10:01 -
Topic 11: Writing Arduino Sketch for LCD Display
10:00 -
Topic 12: Simulating Arduino Sketch for LCD Display
08:49 -
Topic 13: Project – Interfacing LCD and Push Button with Arduino
09:48 -
Topic 14: Overview of Sensors for Arduino in Tinkercad
08:34 -
Topic 15: Understanding the Photoresistor Sensor- Working & Specifications
10:00 -
Topic 16: Writing & Simulating an Arduino Sketch for a Photoresistor Sensor
08:06 -
Topic 17: Photoresistor-Based LED Control Arduino Project
09:45 -
Topic 18: Understanding Ultrasonic Sensor- Working & Specifications
10:00 -
Topic 19: Interfacing & Writing Arduino Sketch for Ultrasonic Sensor
10:00 -
Topic 21: Using Transistor to Control an LED with Arduino
15:41 -
Topic 22: Introduction to Motor Control with Arduino
10:38 -
Topic 23: Understanding H-Bridge for Motor Direction Control
03:47 -
Topic 24: Implementing H-Bridge Motor Control with Arduino
17:21
DIY Projects:
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Project: Enhanced Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Station Management System
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Hardware & Software Required
Software: Arduino IDE, Keil uVision for 8051 programming, Proteus Design Suite, STM libraries, Embedded C compiler
DIY Projects Included
Project: Enhanced Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Station Management System
The objective of this project is to design and implement an enhanced EV charging station management system using Arduino and Tinkercad. The system will feature smart charging capabilities based on the battery level of connected EVs, in addition to providing real-time status indicators for available charging stations.
Course Benefits
For Professionals:
- Advanced knowledge of embedded systems for EV applications.
- Experience in designing and optimizing microcontroller-based systems.
- Practical skills in working with Arduino and 8051 platforms.
- Hands-on experience in circuit simulation and hardware design.
- Greater employability in embedded systems roles within the EV sector.
For Freshers:
- Comprehensive introduction to Embedded Systems & their applications.
- Hands-on projects that build a strong technical foundation.
- Exposure to industry-standard tools like Arduino, 8051, and Proteus.
- Opportunity to work on simulations for real-world EV applications.
- Enhanced job readiness for entry-level roles in Embedded Systems and Automotive Electronics.
Technical expertise you will gain
- Design and program Microcontroller-based Systems for embedded applications.
- Integrate Sensors, Actuators, and Control Systems for automotive use.
- Develop and simulate Embedded Systems using Proteus.
- Optimize and test Embedded Systems for EV applications.
- Implement Real-Time Control Systems in Electric Vehicles.
- Embedded Systems Development for EVs
- Microcontroller-based Systems Design
- Automotive Embedded Systems
- IoT and Smart Device Engineering
- Sensor Integration and Interfacing
- Control Systems Development
- Real-time Systems Programming
- EV Battery Management Systems
- Robotics and Automation
- Electronic Product Design
- Embedded Systems Engineer
- Firmware Developer
- Automotive Embedded Systems Engineer
- IoT Systems Developer
- Microcontroller Programmer
- Control Systems Engineer
- Application Engineer for EV Systems
- Robotics Engineer
- Hardware Design Engineer
- Systems Integration Engineer
- Embedded C Programming
- Microcontroller Architecture (8051, ARM, Arduino)
- Circuit Simulation and Design using Proteus
- Sensor and Actuator Integration
- Embedded Systems Debugging and Testing
- Optimized Code Writing for Real-time Applications
- Hardware-software Integration
- Power Electronics for EV Systems
- EV-specific Embedded System Design
- Embedded Systems for Control Applications
- Mahindra Electric
- Bosch India
- TCS Embedded Systems
- Siemens India
- L&T Technology Services
- Infosys (Embedded Systems Division)\
- Wipro Technologies
- Hero Electric
- HCL Technologies (Embedded Solutions)
Who can take this course?
- Freshers
- Professionals
Personalized Trainer Support Portal:
- 24/7 Access to a personalized trainer support portal.
- One-on-One Mentorship for queries and project guidance.
- Access to diverse resources, including recorded lectures, reading materials, and practical guides.
- Dedicated forums for content discussion, insights, and project collaboration.
- Regular Feedback from trainers for comprehensive understanding and improvement.

At a glance
- - 9 Modules
- - 95 Lessons
- - 19.796 hours of Video Content
- - 1 Project Assignment
- - Certificate of Completion.
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LevelExpert
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Duration19 hours 48 minutes
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Enrollment validityEnrollment validity: Lifetime
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CertificateCertificate of completion
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