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Embedded Linux & Systems

From bare-metal C on ARM Cortex-M4 to Linux kernel drivers — structured tutorials, real hardware, zero cost.

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No subscriptions, no paywalls, no ads that block content. Every tutorial, chapter, and code example is freely accessible to everyone.

Real Hardware Focus

Every concept is backed by working code on real boards — TM4C123, STM32F4 Discovery, and more. Theory and practice, always together.

Structured Learning Tracks

Carefully sequenced chapters that build on each other — from environment setup through advanced peripherals. No random YouTube rabbit holes.

Tutorial Tracks

Choose your path — each track is a complete, structured course

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Embedded Linux

Go deep into Linux on embedded hardware. Learn the kernel, write device drivers, and build full distributions with Yocto and Buildroot.

  • Linux Kernel Architecture
  • Device Driver Development
  • Yocto & Buildroot
  • Embedded Linux Security
Coming Soon

Modern C++

Modern CPP Concepts

  • Classes
  • Templates
  • STL
  • Modern Cpp Conecpts
In Progress

Zephyr RTOS

The Linux Foundation's open-source RTOS built for connected, resource-constrained devices. Bluetooth, WiFi, and beyond.

  • Zephyr SDK & DevTools
  • Threads & Scheduling
  • GPIO, UART, SPI, I2C
  • Networking Stack
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Tiva C Series

ARM Cortex-M4 bare-metal programming from scratch. Every peripheral explained with full code examples.

  • GPIO & Interrupts
  • Timers & PWM
  • ADC & UART
  • I2C & SPI
In Progress

STM32

STM32F4 Discovery board deep dive. HAL, CubeMX, bare-metal — all peripherals from GPIO to USB and Ethernet.

  • HAL & CubeMX
  • Timers, PWM & DMA
  • ADC, DAC & CAN
  • USB & Ethernet
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FreeRTOS

Master real-time operating systems on embedded hardware. Tasks, IPC, memory management, and porting across MCUs.

  • Task Management
  • Queues & Semaphores
  • Mutexes & Event Groups
  • Memory Management
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ESP32 IDF

Wi-Fi & Bluetooth IoT development with Espressif's ESP-IDF framework. From GPIO to OTA updates and cloud connectivity.

  • Wi-Fi & MQTT
  • Bluetooth Classic & BLE
  • FreeRTOS on ESP32
  • OTA & Secure Boot
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TinyML

Deploy machine learning models on microcontrollers. TensorFlow Lite Micro, Edge Impulse, and on-device inference on Cortex-M and ESP32.

  • TFLite Micro & Edge Impulse
  • Model Quantization
  • Keyword Spotting
  • Gesture & Image Recognition
Coming Soon

Advanced Topics

Low-level internals every embedded engineer should know — bootloaders, startup code, linker scripts, and debugging.

  • Bootloader Design
  • Startup Code & Linker Scripts
  • Memory Models
  • Debugging Techniques

Suggested Learning Path

Start here if you're new to embedded systems

1

Tiva C Series

Start with bare-metal ARM Cortex-M4. Learn GPIO, timers, UART, and all core peripherals from scratch using TivaWare SDK.

Begin →
2

FreeRTOS

Add real-time scheduling to your firmware. Tasks, queues, semaphores, and interrupt-safe IPC patterns.

Begin →
3

STM32 Discovery

Level up to STM32F4 with HAL/CubeMX. Advanced peripherals — DMA, USB, Ethernet, crypto, and LCD-TFT.

Begin →
4

Embedded Linux

Graduate to Linux on hardware. Kernel drivers, Yocto, Buildroot, and full embedded Linux distributions.

Begin →

Latest Articles

Deep dives, tips, and insights from the embedded world

The Complete Embedded Linux Roadmap: From Zero to Production

Embedded Linux is one of the most in-demand skills in the industry — and one of the hardest to learn without a clear map. Unlike bare-metal programming, there is no single textbook that covers the full stack. You need to piece together knowledge from kernel docs, board support packages, build system manuals, and years of real project experience.

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Welcome to EmbeddexAI

Welcome to EmbeddexAI! All content is completely free.

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