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Computers as Components: Principles of Embedded Computing System Design
Embedded systems are everywhere—from your smart fridge to the traffic lights that won’t let you sneak through red. Yet, designing these tiny, task-focused computers is no casual hobby. Wayne Wolf’s “Computers as Components” dives deep into what makes these devices tick, cutting through the hype to reveal the nuts and bolts of embedded computing. It’s a textbook that’s as much about practical engineering grit as it is about theory, with a side of IoT and machine learning to keep things current.
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