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How to start embedded system from basic (ee background) get a short roadmap or resources

How to start embedded system from basic (ee background) get a short roadmap or resources ✨💖💫

  1. Umesh Lokhande#0000

    Hi @false_goat the most effective path will be to start with learning C programming. And then pick up any 8-bit MCU, I suggest AVR ATmega328 and work with basic peripherals like *timer, interrupt, pwm etc.* Once you’re comfortable with 8-bit architecture move on to learning any 32-bit MCU like STM32/ESP32 etc. get comfortable working with serial protocols like *UART, I2C, SPI etc.* and then apply for an internship/job. Best wishes!

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