Architecture of the Graphics System for Embedded Real-Time Operating Systems

Open Real-Time Operating System Standards for Embedded Systems

Embedded Operating Systems for Real-Time Applications

The advent of microprocessors has opened up several product opportunities that simply did not exist earlier. These intelligent processors have invaded and embedded themselves into all fields of our lives be it the kitchen (food processors, microwave ovens), the living rooms (televisions, airconditioners) or the work places (fax machines, pagers, laser printer, credit card readers) ...etc. As th...

Embedded Systems and Real Time Operating Systems

Most embedded systems are small enough to sit on the end of your thumb and are usually hidden within much larger and more complex mobile computing or electronic devices, so they often go unnoticed. But embedded systems actually represent the vast majority of semiconductor sales. According to the World Semiconductor Trade Statistics blue book, there are an estimated 5 billion embedded microproce...

An Operating System Architecture for Organic Computing in Embedded Real-Time Systems

To overcome the rising complexity of computing systems, the paradigms of Autonomic Computing and Organic Computing have been introduced. By using an observer/controller architecture, Organic Computing aims to make embedded systems more life-like by providing them with so-called Self-X properties. Embedded real-time systems can also gain great benefit from these techniques. In this paper, we sho...

Real-Time Operating Systems and Programming Languages for Embedded Systems

Real-time embedded systems were originally oriented to industrial and military special purpose equipments. Nowadays, mass market applications also have real-time requirements. Results do not only need to be correct from an arithmetic-logical point of view but they also need to be produced before a certain instant called deadline (Stankovic, 1988). For example, a video game is a scalable real-ti...