FreeRTOS is one of the world’s most widely used real-time operating systems (RTOS) for microcontrollers. But when does it really make sense to use it in an embedded project? This article provides a structured overview of its architecture, concepts, licensing model, extensions, ...
In many projects, there is a gap between bare-metal development and embedded Linux. Linux is powerful, but often too resource-intensive. Pure microcontroller implementations without an operating system, on the other hand, quickly become difficult to manage as complexity...
Modern embedded systems have undergone fundamental changes in recent years. What began as simple, loop-based programs written in C has evolved into highly complex system software with strict real-time requirements, diverse peripherals, and parallel tasks. Whether in automotive control units, ...
With the real-time operating system (RTOS) Zephyr, developers have a versatile open-source alternative at their disposal, optimized for small systems. Unlike Linux, which is designed for high-performance systems, Zephyr is particularly well-suited for microcontroller-based applications, where...
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