Implement of Embedded TCP/IP Protocol Based on ARM
Yang Bi
Abstract
Yang Bi
Abstract
The embedded TCP/IP protocol of selection principle is analysed,which adopts ARM chip and network interface control chip to design an ethernet interface,introduces ARM chip to pick up control process of network interface control chip and process of TCP/IP protocol stack processing data wrap,embedded TCP/IP development is finished.That system can process the data by network protocol which carries out a data deliver.Solution of the embedded system access to the network is actually a network software platform based on an embedded real-time operating systems,and applications development based on this platform must be convenient.On the platform of μC/OS-Ⅱ,the TCP/IP protocol of ARM microprocessor is realized.
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The embedded TCP/IP protocol of selection principle is analysed,which adopts ARM chip and network interface control chip to design an ethernet interface,introduces ARM chip to pick up control process of network interface control chip and process of TCP/IP protocol stack processing data wrap,embedded TCP/IP development is finished.That system can process the data by network protocol which carries out a data deliver.Solution of the embedded system access to the network is actually a network software platform based on an embedded real-time operating systems,and applications development based on this platform must be convenient.On the platform of μC/OS-Ⅱ,the TCP/IP protocol of ARM microprocessor is realized.
Key concepts: Embedded system, Internet protocol suite, Network interface controller, Winsock, Computer science, Computer network, ARM architecture, Transmission Control Protocol