Embedded software is the term given to computer code that operates in tandem with hardware. It’s usually pretty small and specific, rather than as broad and adaptable as general-purpose software like you might use on a PC or Mac. This makes embedded software something of an anomaly from a developer’s perspective: it needs to be …
Embedded systems design and development are driven by application requirements and IT technologies. With the continuous innovation and development of microelectronics technology, the integration level and process level of large-scale integrated circuits have been continuously improved. In particular, the introduction of embedded real-time operating system (RTOS) provides the underlying support and high-efficiency development platform for …
Embedded systems are based on microprocessors to control the operation of other devices or monitor their performance. They are usually small and compact, so their size must be taken into account when designing them. An embedded system may have a limited user interface, but most often it has no user interface at all. In these …
