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TITLE

Development and Application of Remote Laboratory for Embedded Systems Design

SUMMARY

This paper devoted to Embedded Systems’ Hardware-Software CoDesign and an overview of approach based on using ready platforms. Comparable analysis of well-known platforms from different vendors is given. Application of remote laboratories of the embedded system rapid prototyping was offered. Remote lab architecture, set of experiments and use case scenario are described. Proposed approach improves the current state of the art in the area of embedded systems design allowing to accelerate stages of hardware-software integration and testing.

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pp. pp. 27 - 31

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