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That is true, but generally not acceptable to a regulating body for these critical applications. You would need to design and implement a validation test to pro
by mlsu 3y ago
That is true, but generally not acceptable to a regulating body for these critical applications. You would need to design and implement a validation test to prove timing in your system.
Much easier to just use an RTOS and save the expensive testing.
- vlovich123 3y agoBut you still need to implement the validation test to prove that the RTOS has these requirements…
- mlsu 3y agoYou do not, if you use an RTOS that is already certified by the vendor. This saves not only a lot of time and effort for verification and validation, but also a lot of risk, since validation is unpredictable and extremely expensive. Therefore it'd be remarkable not to see a certified RTOS in such industries and applications where that validation is required, like aerospace or medical.