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Embedded systems refer to computing systems customized for specific functions and with limited resources, usually running on microcontrollers (MCUs) or embedded Linux, directly controlling hardware such as sensors, motors, and communication modules, and needing to handle real-time performance, power consumption, memory, and hardware timing.
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