Embedded Software

Beyond simple input/output data transformation, embedded software is built into the electronics of devices we use every day - cars, phones, TVs, appliances, health monitoring equipment, etc. - to control these systems' interactions with the physical world. Embedded software thus becom... Morees more complex as applications become more sophisticated in systems such as planes, missiles, and process control systems. Developers must consider timeliness, concurrency, liveness, reactivity, and heterogeneity when programming abstractions. Types of embedded software include operating systems such as embedded Linux, Windows Embedded, and Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOSs), which are intended for real-time applications and designed to be very compact and efficient, forsaking many functions that non-embedded computer operating systems provide. Communication protocols designated for embedded systems can be closed or open source.

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