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Hi, @k.l.nagaraju I’d suggest starting with a simple 8-bit MCU like Arduino Uno board. With it learn how to program MCU, memories, and peripherals _(fundamentals like how all works)._ Then, try to interface various sensors using protocols like _Serial UART, I2C, and SPI._ Later, pick a 32-bit ARM MCU, and get comfortable with 32 bit registers and operations. And finally, start building projects around the area of your interest. I hope this may help. Best wishes!
Thanks a lot sir! @umeshlokhande
Welcome😀
read above articles, might help you.
@k.l.nagaraju if you are interested in learning about IoT using the cloud backend, you might find my blog interesting:
https://www.thingrex.com/
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Thanks a ton Sir! @lmtx
Hi @k.l.nagaraju , Here I am sharing link to a free course on embedded systems. I personally found it very useful and easy to understand.
This course is delivered by Balajee Sheshadri. Who has more than 35 Years of experience in this field.
Happy Learning. 🖥️
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hpNNOa2Qsp4WMRFIsKQH3kzQ7kDCqe3G?usp=drive_link
Thank you! @amitchaudhary6
How to start learning IOT and embedded systems development
@k.l.nagaraju @amitchaudhary6 I hope you have a chance to join Engineering Hour today!
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