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MicroTRAK - Universal Development / Training Kit for Microcontrollers
The ultimate training kit and project development platform with microcontrollers. Whether developing a new project with or learning about microcontrollers, you will find MicroTRAK a highly versatile carrier board with support for microcontroller systems with 8051, AVR, ARM, 6811, 6808, PIC®, Basic Stamp, Basic Tiger and others.
MicroTRAK - Universal Development / Training Kit for Microcontrollers

 

 

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Future Applications Favor a New Generation of Scalable RTOSs
Newer systems incorporating multiple homogeneous and heteroge-neous processing cores will require RTOSs that can be adapted to their processing needs. This will also lead to a new generation of tools. This is a Quadros white paper from Tom Barrett.
Click here to preview in another window preview: http://www.quadros.com   date: 1/1/2002 ULCLOGO

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RTOS Interrupt Architectures: Two Approaches - Unified and Segmented
Like stand-alone systems, embedded applications running on top of real-time operating systems (RTOSes) require Interrupt Service Routines (ISRs) to handle interrupts generated by external events. External events can be caused by just about anything, from an asynchronous character arrival on a UART to a periodic timer interrupt. ISRs have the responsibility of acknowledging the hardware condition and provide the initial handling of data sent...
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RTOS Real-Time Performance vs. Ease Of Use
Real-time operating system (RTOS) vendors often make claims of 'fast real-time performance,' and 'rapid real-time response,' to convince developers to use their RTOS for a given application. The implication is that 'faster is better,' and sub-microsecond interrupt response and context switch times are offered as compelling evidence.
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An Introduction to eCos (RTOS)
eCos has grown and matured over the past few years and now supports a wide variety of processors including: ARM (including Intel Xscale IX425), Intel x86 and IA32, MIPS, Motorola PowerPC (including the MPC74xx G4 processors), Motorola 68k / Coldfire, Sun SPARC, Renesas H8/300H, SuperH, NEC V850, Fujitsu FRV, Matsushita AM3x, Samsung CalmRISC, and more being added regularly.
Click here to preview in another window preview: http://www.pentek.com   date: 12/4/2003

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Moving Legacy Applications to Linux: RTOS Migration Revisited
Whether you are planning a move to embedded Linux or are just considering the investment needed to convert existing applications to run on embedded Linux, this white paper will help you understand the transition process, assess the challenges and risks, and appreciate the benefits realized from such a move. This white paper addresses how to map legacy architectures onto Linux, options for migrated application execution, API and IPC...
Click here to preview in another window preview: http://www.mvista.com   date: 7/29/2007

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Optimizing Technology Choices for Embedded Software Development
We will be mentioning four RTOS vendors and their product offerings as examples in our presentation. These companies – Wind River Systems, Green Hills Software, LynuxWorks, and Accelerated Technologies (Mentor Graphics) –are significant companies that offer quality products and services. EMF looks at their product offerings and the standards (and verticals) that they support, and presents a perspective . . .
Click here to preview in another window preview: http://www.embedded-forecast.com   date: 5/1/2005

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Embedded Application Development from Telelogic
Telelogic Rhapsody&174; is the leading Model Driven Development environment for embedded, real-time or technical systems. Rhapsody allows developers to capture the design using standard graphical models. These designs can then be simulated to ensure proper functionality and code can be generated reducing development time.
Click here to preview in another window preview: http://modeling.telelogic.com   ULCLOGO

RTXCusb — Complete Development Suite for Embedded USB


RTXCusb is a suite of stacks, class drivers and controller drivers for low-, full-, and high-speed USB implementations in embedded devices. This development solution was specifically developed to support the growing number of embedded developers who want to integrate USB plug-and-play functionality into their products. Click here to learn more.
RTXCusb — Complete Development Suite for Embedded USB


 

 

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