Presented by
RoweBots Research Inc.

Unison^TM - An Introduction to Ultra Tiny Embedded Linux^TM for MCUs

This session explains the advantages of using a real-time operating system (RTOS) even on very small microcontroller-based embedded systems. It shows how system engineers can shorten the design and debug cycle for new designs. It also discusses "standards based" Posix and Tiny Linux types used in North America and Europe for various applications. Finally, it describes a seamless migration to a microcontroller that meets a specific application performance requirement.

Presented: 10/15/2008, 2:00 PM
Length: 60 Minutes

Course Material:

• Presentation

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