Embedded Systems
Our online training programs, popularly known as EVAT programs (Emblitz Varsity Associate Trainee Programs). Now no campus attendance, no commuting, no deadline pressure. All exams are open-book/open notes Learn at your own pace; complete in as little as 25 days! Graduate with a nationally accredited diploma certificate. Enroll any time and enjoy affordable fee. The comprehensive modules start with solid basics. You will begin by learning the important principles that are the fundamental rules for just about whatever you may do in
Embedded Systems
design and style. Then, you will get detailed instruction in techniques and procedures. Step by step, we will guide you through exciting hands-on projects that you can complete at your kitchen table.
Academia, amateurs, pros and research labs across the India and around the planet would appreciate the kinds of technical skills we teach. There are no educational prerequisites to enroll. However, you should be familiar with essential electronics, and comfortable with fundamentals.
We offer you on-site/offshore services; we have expertise in areas such as Industrial automation designs, Telecommunications, device drivers, VoIP, office automation and Telemetric. Some of the expertises
we offer you are:
· Real Time Embedded Systems Style applying Microprocessors/Micro-controllers & DSPs.
· Designs employing Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA).
· High Speed Mixed Signal Designs.
· Device Driver Development.
· RTOS (Vx-Works, Mc-Linux and QNX) System Designs including porting of OS onto specific hardware.
· DSP pattern and development.
· Firmware Implementation.
· Designing, programming, simulation & testing of FPGAs, CPLDs & ASIC.
Emblitz.com A popular brand of Everest Infocom comes to you within the form of Self-learning/project kits. These are the perfect alternative to formal classroom training. Kits are bundled with supplemental learning materials which can include any combination of quick reference cards, assessment, study guides and e-learning products.
