Microprocessor technology
Welcome to the microprocessor lab page. This laboratory is located in building D10 in room 00.32.
Laboratory regulations apply in this laboratory. Please inform yourself on site and observe them.
Breaking news about the lab can be found here.
Equipment
The laboratory has 8 workstations for two people each.
One workstation for the supervising staff with a connection to the media technology (whiteboard, projector), a telephone 06151/533-68433. A mobile smartboard has been available since WS2021.
- PCs Dell with
- Intel Core I5-13600 (6+8 cores)
- 32 GB RAM
- 1000 GB SSD
- 2 monitors
- Large laboratory test board with:
- JTAG Abatron BDI2000
- AT91EB63 evaluation board
- Arduino DUE with Pico for debugging
- Ultrasonic sensor
- motor
- rotary encoder
- Small keypad
- I²C 8*8 LED matrix
- small laboratory test board since WS2024 with:
- 2 Raspberry Pico
- ultrasonic sensor
- motor
- I²C 8*8 LED matrix
- WaSim resp. string resonance balance on a large laboratory test board
- Model cars with hardware compatible with the laboratory test boards (DUE and Pico).
- Operating system Kubuntu version 22.04 LTS
- with many programmes from the packages
If something is missing, please contact the responsible lab engineer.
- with many programmes from the packages
- Toolchain for ARMv4 processors
- arm-elf-... or arm-eb63-elf-..
- Toolchain for ARM Cortex M3 processors
- arm-none-eabi-...
- Source Navigator
- Debugger Insight
- VSCode
- Operating system Kubuntu version 22.04 LTS
- with many programmes from the packages
If something is missing, please contact the responsible lab engineer. - Virtualbox
Internships
- At the first appointment, you will be given instructions on what you need to know in order to be allowed to be in the D10/00.32 laboratory. It is therefore essential to be present. Attendance is compulsory on all dates.
- The practicals must be prepared. The preparation will be checked at the beginning of the practical course.
- A report must be prepared for each work placement.
- Work placement tasks and documents for the RA work placement (computer architecture) can be found here. Or in packed form here.
- In SS2026 the practical course Embedded Systems ES will be carried out on Arduino DUE and/or Raspberry Pico. The aim will be to drive a model car in front of a wall (not against it) as controlled as possible.
The corresponding practical tasks and documents developed for ES on Arduino DUE can be found here.
The corresponding developed practical tasks and documents for ES still from WS2025 on Raspberry Pico can be found here.
An attempt will be made to keep the latest version of the practical course documents and tasks available via a GIT repository (possibly: https://code.fbi.h-da.de/eingebettete-systeme). - Please note the information provided in the associated courses
- A Linux image (64bit version for e.g. VirtualBox ) "RA_ES_WS2025.ova" for the preparation of the practical courses RA and ES can be found here.
- Instructions and notes can be found in the Wiki.
- Room allocation D10/00.32 (RA and ES/MPS) with tutors can be found here.
- Breaking news about room D10/00.32
