Embedded systems & SoC training centre Know your silicon down to the last cycle.
MOVE.B trains and supports the engineers who design System-on-Chip and embedded systems. Our courses cover processors, memories, connectivity and network standards, and our trainers work on these devices in their own projects.
From the instruction set to the PHY
Every course can be tailored: pick the chapters, the depth and the hands-on boards that match your project.
Processors
Training courses on Arm Cortex-A/R/M and Neoverse, NXP, STMicroelectronics, TI, Intel, Marvell, AMD and RISC-V processors: architecture, SoC integration and low-level software.
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Connectivity
Training courses on PCI Express, CXL, USB, MIPI, display, storage, automotive and avionics buses, explained from the specification to the silicon: protocol layers, PHYs and controllers.
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Network
Training courses on Ethernet, Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN), IEEE 1588 PTP, AFDX (ARINC 664 Part 7) and Marvell switches: the standards and their hardware and software implementation.
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DRAM memories
Training courses on DDR, LPDDR and HBM memories: architecture, commands, initialisation and training, timings and memory controller design, generation by generation.
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Programming languages
Embedded C training courses on the toolchains your team already uses (Eclipse IDE / GCC, IAR, Keil): the C language applied to microcontrollers, memory, interrupts and optimisation.
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Tell us which device or standard your team works on and we will write a course for it.
Ask for a custom course →Lectures and hands-on labs
Lectures alternate with hands-on labs on evaluation boards, with time left for your own questions. Sessions are usually held at your premises, and the contents follow your project.
On-chip hardware trace for Arm SoCs. ChipTrace configures CoreSight from your firmware, records execution with zero CPU cycles spent, and hands the history to TRACE32 or ChipTraceAnalyzer™ for post-mortem analysis.
- No probe needed: the trace survives in NVM and comes back over Ethernet or JTAG
- ETM, STM and CTI blocks already on your Cortex-A/R/M SoC
- Timeline, call graph, coverage and profiling in ChipTraceAnalyzer™
Design reviews, bring-up and boot software
Our trainers also work as consultants. They review schematics and layouts, write boot and bare-metal software, and look for the cause of bugs that are hard to reproduce.
- Schematics and pre-layout reviews
- Boot software design
- Troubleshooting and performance enhancement
- Bare-metal software and real-time kernels
Trained by the vendors
Our trainers follow the train-the-trainer programmes of the companies whose devices and tools we teach.
What engineers say
Excellent training whether this is from the course materials or from the experience sharing standpoint.
Very complete training and presentation, very good overall knowledge of ZigBee, very good background of the trainer.
The trainer's knowledge throughout the entire protocol along with the practical case studies.
Three questions a day
On processors, SoCs and embedded software. After each answer, the explanation, the section of the manual that says so, and the course that covers it.
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A course for your team
Tell us the device, the audience and the dates, and we will send you a programme and a quote.
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