NASA NTRS · 19930050987
The Chimera II Real-Time Operating System for advanced sensor-based control applications
Abstract
Attention is given to the Chimera II Real-Time Operating System, which has been developed for advanced sensor-based control applications. The Chimera II provides a high-performance real-time kernel and a variety of IPC features. The hardware platform required to run Chimera II consists of commercially available hardware, and allows custom hardware to be easily integrated. The design allows it to be used with almost any type of VMEbus-based processors and devices. It allows radially differing hardware to be programmed using a common system, thus providing a first and necessary step towards the standardization of reconfigurable systems that results in a reduction of development time and cost.
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Stewart, David B., Schmitz, Donald E., Khosla, Pradeep K.. 1992-12-01. The Chimera II Real-Time Operating System for advanced sensor-based control applications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930050987
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