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About this course
- Class Overview
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Syllabus & Downloads
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Introduction 3 min
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What is an RTOS? 5 min
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What is Zephyr OS? 15 min
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LAB1: Build and Deploy a Sample Application 2 min
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Zephyr OS Kernel Services 17 min
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LAB2: Creating Zephyr OS Tasks and Queues 3 min
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Zephyr OS Devicetree 18 min
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LAB3: Adding Wi-Fi with Devicetree 5 min
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OS Services and Finding Help 1 min
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Zephyr FAE Demo Part 1 6 min
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Zephyr FAE Demo Part 2 6 min
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Zephyr FAE Demo Part 3 6 min
- Complete Recording
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25036 RTOS2 (69 min)
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25036 RTOS2: Using Zephyr RTOS on Microchip MCUs (August 2025)
This class will introduce you to the coding environment, SDK, and debug tools available within the Zephyr OS Ecosystem.
This is a recording of the course "25036 RTOS2: Using Zephyr RTOS on Microchip MCUs " from the 2025 MASTERs Conference.
Zephyr OS is an open source RTOS targeted towards embedded systems that includes community support for many Microchip development boards. This class will introduce an engineer to the coding environment, SDK, and debug tools available within the Zephyr OS Ecosystem. Using hands-on examples, the engineer will gain experience with useful OS primitives and tasks, explore the hardware Device Tree, build and deploy to target hardware.
Prerequisites:
Familiarity with the C programming language, including functions and pointers