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Sami received a BSc in EE in 2006 form Jordan University and worked as a hardware design and verification engineer. Received an MSc in DSP from King's College London with distinction in 2007. Joined Telecommunications Regulatory Commission in 2008 as a spectrum planning engineer. Currently perusing PhD in Leeds University in signal processing for wireless sensor networks.
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Knowledge Mine for Embedded Systems
Posted by Sami Al Dalahmah on Jun 25 2010 under Basics | Design Methodolgies | DSP on the Web
I stumbled upon a great website (actually I found it on the google ads in gmail!) with comprehensive and deep information on embedded systems. The website talks about four main categories in embedded systems: 1) Embedded Systems Design. 2) Design Life cycle. 3) Design Methods. 4) Design Tools. What I found special about this website is that when browse through the systems design section, you usually find a system block diagram and you can actually click on the block that you are interested in to learn more. The same applies for the other sections. So for example you can click the MAC unit block in the figure below to be transferred to another page with info on the MAC unit I think it is a valuable and readily available resource for DSP and embedded systems.So without further delay here is the website like http://www.embedded-systems-portal.com/CTB/Introduction,0.html Enjoy!
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posted by Sami Al Dalahmah Sami received a BSc in EE in 2006 form Jordan University and worked as a hardware design and verification engineer. Received an MSc in DSP from King's College London with distinction in 2007. Joined Telecommunications Regulatory Commission in 2008 as a spectrum planning engineer. Currently perusing PhD in Leeds University in signal processing for wireless sensor networks.
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