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How Can You Prevent Stack Overflow In ISRs? Have you ever wondered how to prevent stack overflow issues in embedded systems, especially during interrupt handling? In this video, we’ll explain practical strategies to keep your microcontroller’s stack safe and your system stable. We’ll start by discussing what stack overflow is and why it can cause system errors or crashes. Then, we’ll explore how to optimize your Interrupt Service Routines (ISRs) by keeping them simple and efficient, avoiding heavy processing or large data types that consume too much stack space. We’ll also cover the importance of configuring dedicated interrupt stacks and enabling overflow detection features to get early warnings before problems occur. Additionally, we’ll look at runtime monitoring techniques to track stack usage and set up alerts for low space conditions. Managing interrupt priorities and masking options is also crucial to prevent multiple ISRs from running simultaneously and overloading the stack. Finally, we’ll share tips on calculating the maximum stack size needed for your system, including worst-case scenarios and nested interrupts, along with using debugging tools to verify your sizing. By applying these methods, you can ensure your embedded system operates smoothly without risking stack overflow errors. Join us for this essential guide to maintaining reliable interrupt handling in your projects! Subscribe for more tips on electrical engineering and embedded system design.

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