What is a Real-Time System ?
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Answer / kwrtos
A real-time system is the system that is capable of
accomplishing its given tasks within a defined period of
time which must be fully acceptable within the scope of the
definition of successful operations to the system. For
instance, if a TV signal-handling system must successfully
finish all its tasks within 16 milliseconds to guarantee a
flick-free video, it has to operate as a real-time system
with respect to the real-time constraints defined as 16ms.
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Answer / madhusudhan r.s
"REAL TIME SYSTEM" IS A SYSTEM IN WHICH THE TIME AT WHICH OUTPUT PRODUCED IS SIGNIFICANT.THESE SYSTEMS MAINTAINS CONTINUOUS TIMELY INTERACTION WITH THE ENVIRONMENT.
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Answer / pawan chahal
Real time OS is two types: 1 hard real time 2 soft real
time ..
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