If, when creating a new device, there are smart elements in the circuits capable of calculating and processing commands for their operation, it is necessary to have embedded systems. You don't have to go far for examples of embedded systems - these are smart elements - small coprocessors or microcontrollers designed for complex devices. You can find them in wristwatch routers or smart coffee machines. They perform a preprogrammed task that is not complex enough to create a separate device, but necessary for the device to work. Therefore, when a smart node appears in the design and creation of a device circuit, it needs to be trained and programmed to perform a specific task. How does this happen?
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