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The future of embedded system design

J.H. Aylor, Raúl Camposano, Michael A. Schuette, William M. Wolf, N.S. Woo

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Abstract

As the scope of application of embedded CPUs changes, the design methodologies used to create embedded systems must keep pace. The authors explore what is understood of embedded system design, what problems need to be solved, and novel technologies that may help solve those problems.>

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As the scope of application of embedded CPUs changes, the design methodologies used to create embedded systems must keep pace. The authors explore what is understood of embedded system design, what problems need to be solved, and novel technologies that may help solve those problems.>

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As the scope of application of embedded CPUs changes, the design methodologies used to create embedded systems must keep pace. The authors explore what is understood of embedded system design, what problems need to be solved, and novel technologies that may help solve those problems.>

Key concepts: Scope (computer science), Pace, Computer science, Systems design, Software engineering, Embedded system, Programming language, Geodesy

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