Coexistence of RTOS and Linux! Easily achieve communication between operating systems! Effectively utilize the real-time performance of RTOS and the rich software assets of Linux!
"μC3+Linux" is a solution that allows Linux and RTOS to coexist on a multi-core CPU, enabling communication between the operating systems. It supports both homogeneous (configured with the same processor core) and heterogeneous (configured with different processor cores) systems. By allowing two different types of operating systems to coexist, it effectively utilizes the real-time performance of RTOS and the rich software assets of Linux. 【Features】 ■ Supports different types of multi-core CPUs ■ Enables rapid application development ■ Facilitates easy communication between operating systems using a message-based API (RPMsg) ■ Complies with the OpenAMP specifications standardized by the Multicore Association ■ Allows for fast booting by starting μC3 first Our products have been adopted in a wide range of automotive-related devices and systems, including car navigation, in-vehicle infotainment systems, autonomous driving assistance devices, and electric vehicle wireless charging systems. For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us. #RTOS #Embedded #Automotive #CarNavigation
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【Development Flow】 ■CPU Core Allocation ・Example: Linux 3 cores, μC3 1 core ■Device Allocation ■Building μC3 & Linux ・μC3 Application ・Linux RPMsg Driver, Linux Application ■Boot Configuration ・Configured with U-Boot ・Boot Linux after μC3 starts *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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At E-Force Co., Ltd., we develop, sell, and support packaged software for embedded systems. We focus on "memory efficiency," "power efficiency," and "lightweight networking" as key points in our product development. To respond to the intense demands for cost reduction, we believe it is essential to pay attention not only to visible costs such as hardware but also to less visible costs such as software development time.