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Micrium supports Actel SmartFusion FPGAs
March 08, 2010 | Paul Buckley | 222900516
Micrium has ported its uC/OS-II and uC/OS-III kernels and uC/TCP-IP stack to Actel's new SmartFusion intelligent mixed-signal FPGA.
Micrium's RTOS family is ideal for the ARM Cortex-M3 based 32-bit applications targeted by Actel's SmartFusion family, including industrial, military, medical, communications and more. Micrium's uC/Probe embedded system monitoring tool also supports SmartFusion devices, providing design engineers the ability to "see" into the internals of their running embedded system in real time. Evaluation versions of Micrium middleware are available for use with SmartFusion evaluation and development kits, allowing customers to immediately use SmartFusion devices and Micrium's uC/OS-II, uC/OS-III, uC/TCP-IP and uC/Probe.
"SmartFusion devices allow designers to enhance their embedded systems with full featured FPGA and analog circuitry which is unique in the industry. Applications can be better targeted by optimizing the design partitioning between hardware (FPGA) and software (microcontroller) and creating only the peripherals needed in that system," said Jean Labrosse, Micrium CEO. "Ultimately, for the embedded designer, SmartFusion devices increase flexibility and improve protection of customers' intellectual property, while providing the ability to reprogram on the fly."
Micrium's uC/OS-II and uC/OS-III are fully featured kernels designed specifically to address the requirements of embedded systems.
SmartFusion combines three programmable elements: logic, a microcontroller subsystem and analog, resulting in a fully customizable and easy-to-use platform. Actel's FlashLock technology provides a high level of intellectual property security.
Related links:
www.micrium.com
www.actel.com
"SmartFusion devices allow designers to enhance their embedded systems with full featured FPGA and analog circuitry which is unique in the industry. Applications can be better targeted by optimizing the design partitioning between hardware (FPGA) and software (microcontroller) and creating only the peripherals needed in that system," said Jean Labrosse, Micrium CEO. "Ultimately, for the embedded designer, SmartFusion devices increase flexibility and improve protection of customers' intellectual property, while providing the ability to reprogram on the fly."
Micrium's uC/OS-II and uC/OS-III are fully featured kernels designed specifically to address the requirements of embedded systems.
SmartFusion combines three programmable elements: logic, a microcontroller subsystem and analog, resulting in a fully customizable and easy-to-use platform. Actel's FlashLock technology provides a high level of intellectual property security.
Related links:
www.micrium.com
www.actel.com
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