Abstract

Besides the use of embedded systems in the field of electrical and electronics engineering, industrial, telecommunication, military, and many other commercial applications, and the other applications in the field of medical and biomedical are becoming increasingly common. Embedded system applications are increasing not only with designs on devices or with clothing, factories, medical and military equipments, portable devices, but also with applications such as ‘mobile worlds’ and ‘e-worlds’, Artificial Intelligence and IoT (Internet of things) with the possibility to make all kinds of software on them. In recent years, with the rise of infectious diseases such as the Covid 19 virus, there is a growing need for telemedicine applications such as diagnosis, prognosis and patient management. Embedded system technologies have occupied an important area in biomedical technology. Especially, to develop tools for the purposes of increasing the safety of healthcare workers in the event of epidemic infectious diseases in processes such as pandemics. For this purpose, monitoring of patients discharged from hospitals at home or non-intensive care beds during quarantine, or isolated in their homes, outpatient, and mildly ill, remotely, instantly, safely and quickly, are becoming increasingly important. In this section, we will give an overview of the embedded system structure and applications.

Highlights

  • Embedded systems are defined as customized hardware with an operating system and processor, designed to perform a specific operation alone

  • An embedded system is a combination of both hardware and software, consisting of a microprocessor, memory for storing data and programs, converters microcontroller or digital signal processors (DSP), sensors, actuators and other interfaces [3]

  • Current and developing features show that embedded system applications will increasingly continue to be used in biomedical applications, as in all areas of use

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Introduction

Embedded systems are defined as customized hardware with an operating system and processor, designed to perform a specific operation alone. Systems consisting of a combination of software and hardware designed to enable a system consisting of mechanical and electronic components to work for a specific purpose through a microprocessor or microcontroller. Created by embedding software (hardware design for fpga) on a microcontroller, microprocessor, dsp (digital signal processor) or fpga (field programmable gate array); It is an electronic (or electromechanical) system that generally contains. An embedded system is a combination of both hardware and software, consisting of a microprocessor, memory for storing data and programs, converters microcontroller or digital signal processors (DSP), sensors, actuators and other interfaces [3]

Biomedical application of embedded systems
Embedded systems hardware
Embedded systems software
Embedded systems restrictions
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