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    Zephyr RTOS Programming

    Embedded Software Engineer Series
    This comprehensive hands-on training introduces participants to Zephyr RTOS, a scalable, real-time operating system for embedded systems.

    The course covers:
    Developing, configuring, debugging, and tracing Zephyr applications.
    Device tree (DT) and Kconfig usage and development.
    Managing threads, synchronization, memory, and interrupts in Zephyr.
    Using west and writing west manifests for project management.
    Zephyr kernel services, subsystems, and device drivers.
    Hands-on implementation of Zephyr’s multitasking and real-time capabilities.

    Zephyr RTOS Programming Training Objectives

    • By the end of this course
    • participants will be able to:
    • Develop real-time Zephyr applications with threads
    • memory
    • and synchronization.
    • Write and configure device trees & Kconfig options.
    • Use west
    • CMake
    • and Zephyr SDK for application development.
    • Implement Zephyr-based embedded systems with robust power management.
    • Design & develop Zephyr device drivers with real-world applications.

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    • Zephyr RTOS Programming Prerequisites

      Participants should have:

      Strong C programming skills (recommended: prior training in C for Embedded MCUs).

      Basic knowledge of embedded systems and microcontrollers.

      Target Audience

      Embedded systems engineers and technicians with relevant prerequisites.

      Developers seeking expertise in Zephyr RTOS for real-time applications.

    • Zephyr RTOS Programming Training Format

      In-Person

      Online

    • Internet of Things (IoT) on Microcontrollers Outline

      Day 1: Introduction & Zephyr Basics
      Introduction to Zephyr
      The Zephyr Project & Ecosystem.

      Why use Zephyr? Key features & advantages.

      Installing & setting up Zephyr.

      Build & Configuration Systems
      West: Zephyr’s build system.

      CMake and Zephyr SDK.

      Application structure & west manifests.

      Zephyr Configuration & Device Tree
      Kconfig & Devicetree syntax.

      Best practices for configuration.

      Exercise: Write a device tree overlay.

      Zephyr Without Threads
      Operation without threads (GPIO, utilities, data structures).

      Exercise: Blink LEDs using Zephyr & configure GPIO.

      Exercise: Manage linked lists & understand container_of macro.

      Day 2: Thread Management & Debugging
      Thread Management
      Creating & managing threads in Zephyr.

      Thread priorities, states, and delays.

      Kernel scheduling mechanisms (linked-list, red-black tree, multi-queue).

      Exercise: Create & manage Zephyr threads.

      Tracing & Logging
      Runtime statistics & scheduling traces.

      Percepio Tracealyzer integration.

      Exercise: Enable & analyze Zephyr trace logs.

      Memory Management in Zephyr
      Dynamic & static memory allocation.

      Heap, memory blocks, stack overflow detection.

      Exercise: Allocate dynamic memory & detect stack overflow.

      Day 3: User Mode, Synchronization & Data Passing
      User Mode & Security
      User mode vs. kernel mode.

      Memory partitions & syscall mechanisms.

      Resource Management & Synchronization
      Mutexes, semaphores, atomic operations.

      Exercise: Solve the producer-consumer problem in Zephyr.

      Data Passing in Zephyr
      Message queues, FIFOs, LIFOs, mailboxes, pipes.

      Exercise: Implement a print gatekeeper thread using message queues.

      Day 4: Interrupts, Timers & Module Development
      Interrupt Management
      Interrupt handling in Zephyr.

      Thread-safe queues & workqueue threads.

      Exercise: Pass data from an interrupt to a thread safely.

      Software Timers
      One-shot & auto-reload timers.

      Exercise: Implement timers for task scheduling.

      Modules & Kconfig
      Creating and integrating Zephyr modules.

      Using and extending Kconfig options.

      Exercise: Create a custom module with Kconfig integration.

      Day 5: Zephyr Device Drivers & Power Management
      Zephyr Device Driver Model
      Overview of Zephyr’s device driver framework.

      Device API extensions & initialization levels.

      Exercise: Develop a custom device driver.

      Device Tree Integration
      Device Tree bindings & overlays.

      Exercise: Write a driver using Device Tree & Kconfig.

      Power Management in Zephyr
      System & device power management.

      Exercise: Implement power-efficient drivers for Zephyr.