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I have completed my degree in Computer Engineering. We had some basic electronics courses in Digital Signal Processing, Information Theory, etc. but my primary field is Programming.
However, I was looking to get into Embedded Systems Programming, and I have NO knowledge of how it is done. However, I am very keen on going into this field.
My questions :
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Industry estimates say 80% of embedded systems use the C programming language. Cons: Requires developers to understand and use technical coding techniques that can be complicated.
Python, C, and C++ have secured the highest ranks in the list. These languages are useful when it comes to embedded systems. Many lesser-known languages such as Elixir, and Ada are also used for programming embedded devices.
Avoid These Mistakes. The market for embedded software development is one of the fastest growing areas of computing. But as the market grows, so too does the complexity of the devices.
Without a doubt, experience or at least a significant understanding of digital electronics and low level computer engineering is required. You'll need to be able to read device datasheets and understand them. Scopes, multimeters, logic analyzers, etc... are tools of the trade.
C is used mostly, but higher level languages are sneaking in slowly.
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