Understanding Worst-Case Execution Time for the ARM Cortex Microcontroller Workshop

Worst-case execution time (WCET) is an important metric in real-time systems and critical software applications where predictability and timing guarantees are essential.  Knowing the WCET helps ensure that a system can meet its deadlines and function reliably.

TimeWeaver is designed to work with various processors and operating systems, making it a versatile choice for embedded and real-time software development.

The challenge: Each real-time task has to be completed within a specified time frame in order to ensure that the system works correctly.

This workshop will teach you how to use a TOOL to determine the Worst-Case Execution Time for the ARM Cortex Microcontroller.

Description: 2 Day in-person Understanding Worst-Case Execution Time for the ARM Cortex Microcontroller workshop

Dates:  Tuesday November 7th & Wednesday November 8th

Time:  9:00AM-4:00PM MST

Lunch:  Supplied by Joral Technologies

Location: Phoenix, Arizona