Real Time Operating System

MICROPROJECT
A Study On
Real Time Operating System(RTOS)
Submitted By:
Kranti Shinde
Roll no: 60 [FS]
Under Guidance Of:

Pathan Sir
Diploma in Computer Engineering

Gramin Technical and Management Campus ,Nanded
 Real-time operating system (RTOS)
Is an operating system intended to serve real time

application that process data as it comes in, mostly
without buffer delay. The full form of RTOS is Real
time operating system. In a RTOS, Processing time
requirement are calculated in tenths of seconds
increments of time. It is time-bound system that can be
defined as fixed time constraints. In this type of system,
processing must be done inside the specified
constraints. Otherwise, the system will fail.
 Example of RTOS
1.Aireline traffic control system.

2.Command control system.
3.Robot.
4.Multimedia system.
5.Aireline reservation system.
6.Heart peacemaker.
7.Anticlock break system.
8.Command control system.
9.Internet telephone.
 Types of RTOS
Three types of Real operating system
Hard Real Time :

In Hard RTOS, the deadline is handled very
strictly which means that given task must start
executing on specified scheduled time, and must be
completed within the assigned time duration.
Example: Medical critical care system, Aircraft
systems, etc.
Firm Real time:
These type of RTOS also need to follow the
deadlines. However, missing a deadline may not have
big impact but could cause undesired affects, like a
huge reduction in quality of a product.
Example: Various types of Multimedia applications.
Soft Real Time:

Soft Real time RTOS, accepts some delays by the
Operating system. In this type of RTOS, there is a
deadline assigned for a specific job, but a delay for a
small amount of time is acceptable. So, deadlines are
handled softly by this type of RTOS.
Example: Online Transaction system and Livestock
price quotation System.
 Why use an RTOS?

Here are important reasons for using RTOS:
 It offers priority-based scheduling, which allows
you to separate analytical processing from non-
critical processing.
 The Real time OS provides API functions that
allow cleaner and smaller application code.
 Abstracting timing dependencies and the task-
based design results in fewer interdependencies
between modules.
 RTOS offers modular task-based development,
which allows modular task-based testing.
 The task-based API encourages modular
development as a task, will typically have a clearly
defined role. It allows designers/teams to work
independently on their parts of the project.
 An RTOS is event-driven with no time wastage on
processing time for the event which is not occ
 Components of RTOS
The Scheduler:
This component of RTOS tells that in which order,
the tasks can be executed which is generally based on
the priority.
Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP):
It is a number of multiple different tasks that can be
handled by the RTOS so that parallel processing can be
done.
Function Library:
It is an important element of RTOS that acts as an
interface that helps you to connect kernel and
application code. This application allows you to send
the requests to the Kernel using a function library so
that the application can give the desired results.
Memory Management:
This element is needed in the system to allocate
memory to every program, which is the most important
element of the RTOS.
Fast dispatch latency:
It is an interval between the termination of the task
that can be identified by the OS and the actual time
taken by the thread, which is in the ready queue, that
has started processing.
User-defined data objects and classes: RTOS system
makes use of programming languages like C or C++,
which should be organized according to their operation.
 Features of RTOS
Here are important features of RTOS:
1. Occupy very less memory
2. Consume fewer resources
3. Response times are highly predictable
4. Unpredictable environment
5. The Kernel saves the state of the interrupted task
ad then determines which task it should run next.
6.The Kernel restores the state of the task and passes
control of the CPU for that task.
 Advantages of RTOS
1.Less Downtime
2.Task Management
3.Efficiency
4.Availability
5.Reliability
 Disadvantages of RTOS
1.Multitasking
2.Task Focus
3.Complexity
4.Program Crashes
5.Driver Requirement

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MICROPROJECT

Under Guidance Of:

Diploma in Computer Engineering

Is an operating system intended to serve real time

1.Aireline traffic control system.

Three types of Real operating system

Hard Real Time :

Soft Real Time:

 Why use an RTOS?

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