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Linkedin Groups	April 24, 2011
Real-Time Embedded Engineering
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Most Active Discussions (4) Is FreeRTOS a good real time operating system? 40 comments » Like » Started by Yan Zhang Actually, I read the implementation. Sounds cool, though I have some comments about it! -- Amr By Amr Ali How you find the real-time behaviour of a Real Time OS. 5 comments » Like » Started by Farrukh Arshad I think the real-time is relative concept, which is depending of solvable problems. For example, concept of real time is deferent for... More » By Yuri Perepechkin What would you choose ARM or x86? 4 comments » Like » Started by Shweta Dhadiwal In my experience, projects that aim for low production volume, and prefer COTS boards are more likely to go for x86, while higher volume... More » By Leonid Rosenboim Hi Everyone, I am a newbie in field of Embedded. I am currently working on phillips p89v51rd2 micro controller. Can anyone suggest me any good simulator ????? Thanks. 3 comments » Like » Started by Akhilesh Moghe If are just a newbie, just go to www.edsim51.com and download the simulator available there. Its free and not evaluation version. Its... More » By Rupam Das Discussions (4) Which is the best available check sum method for data integrity ? 1 comment » Like » Started by shivignesh emsys, -- There is no such thing as "best" - every application has its specific requirements and solutions. Neither integrity check method is... More » By Leonid Rosenboim, Embedded Systems Enterpreneur I need to calculate and simulate a heat sink for a 50 W / 400 KHz switching power supply. Does anybody can help me? Thank you. Comment or flag » Like » Started by Pablo de Vera, Dirección de empresas de tecnología Measuring Real-Time vibrations of high-speed Portuguese train Comment or flag » Like » Started by Carlos Gomes, Area Sales Manager, National Instruments Has anyone used the .NET Micro Framework for any projects? I am curious as to how it stacks up versus Arduino in terms of ease of use and a Linux device in terms of power and connectivity. 15 comments » Like » Started by Joel Feinstein, M.S. Student at Carnegie Mellon University The code in .Net Micro Framework NETMF is open source, but other tools provided by Microsoft are not, like the porting kit. If I understand, if you play, change by yourself the NETMF and build applications everything is legal and without cost, but if you use other Microsoft tools (Visual Studio Express is free!) the traditional commercial approach by Microsoft applies and you incur in license and/or other Microsoft costs (the way they make money). But I could be wrong!? Some clarification by an official Microsoft statement - http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/netmf/about/switch.aspx . Some more information resources: . blog - http://netmicroframework.blogspot.com/ . book with source code - http://www.apress.com/9781590599730 So if you use NETMF and build code with VS Express or other free or open source toolchain, you save $300K, not so bad! By Carlos Neves, Senior Enterprise Architect & Partner at LusoSis   Don't want to receive email notifications? Adjust your message settings. Stop inappropriate content the moment it is posted. Send me an email for each new discussion » Do you know anybody that might like this group? Invite others to join » LinkedIn values your privacy. At no time has LinkedIn made your email address available to any other LinkedIn user without your permission. © 2011, LinkedIn Corporation.