µC/OS-II

Introduced in 1998 and available as open-source, µC/OS-II is a portable, ROM-able, scalable, preemptive, real-time, deterministic, multitasking kernel for microprocessors and DSPs.

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µC/OS-III

Introduced in 2009 and available as open-source, µC/OS-III offers all of the features and functions of µC/OS-II. The biggest difference is the number of supported tasks. µC/OS-III Allows any number of application tasks, priority levels, and tasks per level.

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  µC/TCP-IP

The open-source embedded TCP/IP protocol stack. Features dual IPv4 and IPv6 support, an SSL/TLS socket option, and support for Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and PHY controllers.

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µC/USB-Device

The open-source embedded USB device stack. Includes support for Audio, CDC-ACM, CDC-EEM, HID, MSC, and Vendor classes.

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µC/USB-Host

The open-source embedded USB host stack. Includes many class drivers such as MSC, HID, CDC-ACM, and USB2Ser.

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µC/CAN

Originally developed by Embedded Office, µC/CAN features a CAN protocol framework that enables easy and clean implementation of CAN communication paths. Optimized for speed, flexibility, size, and high portability.

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µC/Modbus

An industrial serial communications protocol for connecting industrial devices. Works with any CPU, and supports any number of communication channels.

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