FreeRTOS Webserver Demo
 

for the TC277 Application Kit


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AURIX TC27xT family


AURIX™ is Infineon’s brand new family of microcontrollers serving exactly the needs of the automotive industry in terms of performance and safety. Its innovative multicore architecture, based on up to three independent 32-bit TriCore™ CPUs, has been designed to meet the highest safety standards while increasing the performance at the same time.

Using the AURIX™ platform, automotive developers will be able to control powertrain, body, safety and ADAS applications with one single MCU platform. Developments using AURIX™ will require less effort to achieve the ASIL-D standard than with a classical Lockstep architecture. Customers are now able to cut down their MCU safety development by 30%. By the same token, a performance surplus of 50% up to 100% allows for more functionality and offers a sufficient resource buffer for future requirements, keeping the power consumption on the single-core microcontroller level.







 

 About this demonstration

 

This webserver implementation is taken from the open source TCP/IP stack lwIP, developed by Adam Dunkels at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science.

The TCP/IP stack is running on a FreeRTOS operating system, ported and adapted to the Aurix TC27xT family by VIF for the EU project iCompose.

FreeRTOS is a market leading RTOS from Real Time Engineers Ltd. that supports 35 architectures and received over 113000 downloads during 2014. It is professionally developed, strictly quality controlled, robust, supported, and free to embed in commercial products without any requirement to expose your proprietary source code.

FreeRTOS has become the de facto standard RTOS for microcontrollers by removing common objections to using free software, and in so doing, providing a truly compelling free software model.

 

 About LwIP