This document summarizes a 21-day project to port FreeRTOS to the Raspberry Pi 2. A team of 4 students led by Huang Min ported FreeRTOS to the quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 processor and 1GB RAM of the Raspberry Pi 2 over 21 days under the guidance of instructor Joseph. The document outlines the features of FreeRTOS, development tools used, basic ARM boot process, interrupt handling, and steps taken to port FreeRTOS by implementing timer interrupts and context switching. Basic GPIO and UART drivers were developed along with task communication and CLI application demos.
This document summarizes a 21-day project to port FreeRTOS to the Raspberry Pi 2. A team of 4 students led by Huang Min ported FreeRTOS to the quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 processor and 1GB RAM of the Raspberry Pi 2 over 21 days under the guidance of instructor Joseph. The document outlines the features of FreeRTOS, development tools used, basic ARM boot process, interrupt handling, and steps taken to port FreeRTOS by implementing timer interrupts and context switching. Basic GPIO and UART drivers were developed along with task communication and CLI application demos.
Use Analytics to Prevent Costly Product ReturnsPeter Sobotta
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This document discusses the API for FreeRTOS, an embedded operating system. It covers FreeRTOS functions for task creation, task control, direct task notification, queues, semaphores/mutexes, and software timers. For each topic, it lists relevant functions and provides a link to the FreeRTOS documentation for further details.
This document discusses the differences between DOS and Windows programming models. In DOS programming, the program has direct control over hardware resources and waits for user input, limiting multitasking. Windows introduced an event-driven model where the OS has overall control and handles hardware events, allowing parallel tasks. It provides a graphical user interface instead of just character-based commands.
A low cost, real-time algorithm for embedded devices based on freertos kerneleSAT Journals
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Abstract A low-cost, real-time methodology for embedded devices based on well-known open source kernel - freeRTOS is presented in this study. The real-time algorithm designed consists of three main steps. Firstly, the algorithm is designed and evaluated by utilizing Matlab/Simulink toolboxes. Secondly, the generic embedded C code is generated by Matlab program. Finally, freeRTOS Tasks code is utilized based on C code generated to build and run on embedded targets. This real-time algorithm is demonstrated on a two-wheeled self-balancing robot which is employed a fuzzy PID self-tuning controller. The designed controller is executed on a famous ARM Cortex M4 core microcontroller STM32F407VTG. The experimental results show that algorithm designed operated well on embedded systems. The tracking position and rotation angle response are so good with low steady error (i.e. 0.01 [m] and less than 1.15 degrees, respectively) while stabilizing the two-wheeled at the upright. The real-time system designed is a low cost methodology and suitable for embedded system designers. Key Words: Open source, RTOS, embedded system, ARM Cortex and fuzzy PID controller
The document discusses real-time operating systems (RTOS) and FreeRTOS. It defines an RTOS as an OS intended for real-time applications that processes data without buffering delays. Popular RTOS include VxWorks, QNX Neutrino, FreeRTOS, and others. FreeRTOS is an open source RTOS kernel for embedded devices that provides task management, communication and synchronization primitives. It supports various architectures and is designed to be small, simple and provide low overhead.
This document proposes a K-POP talent show platform that utilizes web technologies and social media. It aims to create an online music and social media platform for music education, K-POP auditions, and vocal training. It analyzes the current online audition landscape and proposes utilizing interactive music production, vocal training models, and an online music track store to generate revenue. Details about technology, market research, monetization strategies, and the company are provided.
This document provides an introduction to FreeRTOS version 6.0.5. It outlines the course objectives, which are to understand FreeRTOS services and APIs, experience different FreeRTOS features through labs, and understand the FreeRTOS porting process. The document describes key FreeRTOS concepts like tasks, task states, priorities, and provides an overview of task management APIs for creation, deletion, delaying, and querying tasks.
(Presentation at COSCUP 2012) Discuss why you should try to develop your own operating system and how you can speed up by taking the microkernel approach.