Real-Time Systems: Design Principles Distributed Embedded Kopetz HC Black Kluwer

Title: Real-Time Systems: Design Principles for Distributed Embedded Applications

Author: Hermann Kopetz

Series: The Kluwer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science – Real-Time Systems

Format: Illustrated hardcover technical reference book in English on distributed embedded real-time systems

Genre/Subject: Computer & IT, engineering and technology, real-time systems, distributed systems, embedded systems, computer engineering

Publisher: Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston / Dordrecht / London

Content overview: Presents foundational concepts and design principles for hard real-time systems, emphasizing distributed embedded applications, time-triggered architectures, and fault-tolerant design in practical computing environments.

Highlights: Real-time communication, scheduling and resource management, time-triggered protocols, clock synchronization, error detection and fault tolerance, composability, and engineering of safety-critical real-time systems.

Intended audience: Suitable for advanced students, researchers, and practitioners working with distributed embedded systems and real-time applications.

ISBN-10: 0-7923-9894-7; ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780792398943

Keywords: real-time systems, distributed embedded applications, time-triggered architecture, fault tolerance, computer engineering, Kluwer Academic Publishers, engineering reference

Condition: Pre-owned hardcover. Glossy boards show light to moderate shelf wear with surface scuffing, a noticeable scratch on the front, and rubbing at corners and spine ends. Large inventory sticker is affixed to the back cover near the barcode. Interior pages are clean and unmarked, diagrams crisp, and binding tight.