The Advanced Microcontroller and RTOS lab courses focus on designing smart and efficient embedded systems that can perform tasks in real time. It covers advanced features of microcontrollers such as timers, interrupts, ADC, PWM, and communication protocols like UART, SPI, and I2C, and implementing in hardware 8051, ARM, FPGA boards like Nexus4, ZYBO 7000, PYNQ Z2, EDGE FPGA boards, and Jetson Nano board. Also, it has an RTOS (Real-Time Operating System) course, which helps run multiple tasks at the same time and ensures important tasks are completed within a fixed time. In addition, students learn about task management, scheduling, and communication between tasks using tools like semaphores and queues. Overall, it helps in understanding how real-time systems are built and used in applications like robotics, automation, automotive systems, and IoT.

This lab is utilized for B.Tech and M.Tech student’s regular Lab & Projects works.