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Basics of embedded systems
- 1. An Insight into Embedded System Design www.pantechsolutions.net
- 6. 5 Key Markets Network Infrastructure Digital Consumer Aerospace & Defense Industrial Automotive © 2008 Pantech Solutions™ | All rights reserved Reliability Development Tools Core OS Middleware Communications Security Management Services
- 9. In The Connected Home Media Server Gateway © 2008 Pantech Solutions™ | All rights reserved Apple Airport II with iMac Sharp NC20 Internet Screen Phone Sony AirBoard IDT-LF1 Wireless Internet TV CMI Digital IceBox Kitchen Appliance Polaroid Ceiva Internet Picture Frame Toshiba SD-9200 DVD Player Fuji Film FinePix 40i Digital Camera Compaq iPaq Music Center Digital Jukebox Sony NW-E3 Network Walkman B&O HDTV
- 16. Aerospace and Defense Everything is Getting Connected © 2008 Pantech Solutions™ | All rights reserved
- 17. Increased Software Complexity Browser/GUI Java Advanced Interconnect Advanced Networking High Availability Memory Management Multiprocessing File System Network Kernel X Windows WindNet Memory Management Multiprocessing File System Network Kernel File System Network Kernel Kernel Application and Kernel 100 000 lines of code Application and Kernel 1 000 000+ lines of code © 2008 Pantech Solutions™ | All rights reserved 1980 1990 1996 1999
- 18. The Top Architectures © 2008 Pantech Solutions™ | All rights reserved
- 20. The embedded development SW DEVELOPMENT HW DEVELOPMENT SW SELECTION HW SELECTION INTEGRATION TESTING & TUNING DEPLOYMENT Compiler RTOSs Networking Protocols Java Support Graphics Support Project & Code Mgmt. RTOS Simulation Rapid Prototyping Real-time Data Visualization Memory Leak Detection CPU Profiling Post-mortem Debug Semiconductor Co-funded Development Hardware Coverage Board Bring-Up Board Diagnostics & Manufacturing Test Source-level Debugging Real-time System Analysis & Triggering Execution Tracing Code Coverage Analysis In-field Debugging © 2008 Pantech Solutions™ | All rights reserved
- 22. Choosing a Microcontroller © 2008 Pantech Solutions™ | All rights reserved
- 23. Growth of 32-bit market © 2008 Pantech Solutions™ | All rights reserved | www.panetchsolutions.net
- 30. Selection of Processors MICROPROCESSORS/ MICROCONTROLLERS DSP CPLD/FPGA GENERAL PURPOSE PROCESSORS © 2008 Pantech Solutions™ | All rights reserved
- 31. Selection of Packages DIP QFP BGA PLCC SOLDERING IRON SOLDERING STATION OVEN © 2008 Pantech Solutions™ | All rights reserved
- 32. Hardware design flow © 2008 Pantech Solutions™ | All rights reserved
- 33. Software Design Flow © 2008 Pantech Solutions™ | All rights reserved Evaluation Emulation Simulation
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- © 2001 United Technologies
- © 2001 United Technologies
- © 2001 United Technologies
- © 2001 United Technologies One of the areas Wind River has seen tremendous growth is in the area of the build-out of the Internet infrastructure and consumer appliances. Everything is getting connected . But this requirement is not unique to just the commercial industry. We know that one of the challenges within the military is to have all the platforms connected as well. Looking at this diagram, we can see that the Pentagon acts as a backend and command control that some of the data acquisition and platforms such as AWACS (Air Warning and Control System) connect to. Then on the periphery we have all our platforms, such as submarines in the Navy, land vehicles in the Army, and various avionics platforms for the Air Force, to name a few.
- © 2001 United Technologies In addition – just as in the commercial space – the military/aerospace community is increasingly challenged by the amount of software complexity that is being built into their platforms. For example, in 1980, there might have been a single kernel device running on an F16 or F4 aircraft. In the early ‘90’s we saw things like file systems and networks being built, and today we see all kinds of interconnectivity, advanced networking stacks, browsers, and capability being built into the platforms.