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    Modern day embedded system encompasses huge variety of products from PDAs to Automobile ignition systems. Modular approach is used in both software and hardware development. In this report we focus on the role of RTOS in building the high performance systems. This is followed by detailed analysis of features provided by Cortex-M3 MCU which makes it possible to implement commercial operating systems. Features were tested by porting uC / OSII on Proteus VSIM Simulator for ARMv4

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    Modern day embedded system encompasses huge variety of products from PDAs to Automobile ignition systems. Modular approach is used in both software and hardware development. In this report we focus on the role of RTOS in building the high performance systems. This is followed by detailed analysis of features provided by Cortex-M3 MCU which makes it possible to implement commercial operating systems. Features were tested by porting uC / OSII on Proteus VSIM Simulator for ARMv4

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    Implementation of RTOS Using Cortex

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    Modern day embedded system encompasses huge variety of products from PDAs to Automobile ignition systems. Modular approach is used in both software and hardware development. In this report we focus on the role of RTOS in building the high performance systems. This is followed by detailed analysis of features provided by Cortex-M3 MCU which makes it possible to implement commercial operating systems. Features were tested by porting uC / OSII on Proteus VSIM Simulator for ARMv4

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    Implementation of RTOS using Cortex-M3 MCU

    Avinash Kumar U08EC347 avinashjha99@gmail.com Seminar Guide: Prof. A.D.Darji Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology, Surat

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    Modern day embedded system encompasses huge variety of products from PDAs to Automobile ignition systems. As these products become increasingly complex, modular approach is used in both software and hardware development. In this report we focus on the role of RTOS in building the high performance systems. This is followed by detailed analysis of features provided by Cortex-M3 MCU which makes it possible to implement commercial operating systems. Finally the features of RTOS were tested by porting uC/OSII on Proteus VSIM Simulator for ARMv4 based MCU LPC2138 of NXP (ARMv4 is predecessor of Cortex-M3 or ARMv7).

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