May 2020
Intermediate to advanced
496 pages
13h 54m
English
Any system that has a deterministic response to a given event can be considered "real-time." If a system is considered to fail when it doesn't meet a timing requirement, it must be real-time. How failure is defined (and the consequences of a failed system) can vary widely. It is extremely important to realize that real-time requirements can vary widely, both in the speed of the timing requirement and also the severity of consequences if the required real-time deadlines are not met.
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