Mrr Embedded Systems Private Limited

We are engaged in providing an extensive range of Embedded Firmware Design, which is widely used in hardware board or systems. Our range is available with a wiring code, which functions with the help of standard real-time or embedded operating systems. With our ability to custom design the products, we also design custom OS's or straight to the metal. Backed by rich experience, our organization is engaged in designing and implementation of embedded codes for complex as well as simple systems. Our range is available in varied specifications that are describes below:

Real Time Operating System (RTOS):

• VxWorks
• PSOS
• UC/OSII
• RT-Linux

Microprocessors:

• RISC & CISC µP
• X86
• 68X
• Power PC
• ARM
• MIPS
• Super H
• Rabbit
• PIC
• XScale®

Embedded Operating Systems:

• WinCE. Net
• Linux
• Palm OS
• Symbian

• Network & communications
• 802.11x
• USB host/slave
• IrDA
• VoIP
• NDIS/HCI

Storage:

• SCSI
• HDD
• Memory stick
• Compact flash
• File systems (UDF, ISO 9660)
• FDD
• NOR/NAND
• Smart media
• Linear flash disk

Buses:

• Ethernet
• I2C
• PCI SPI
• ISA

Peripherals:

• CD
• DVD
• Mouse
• Touch screen
• CDRW
• Keyboard
• Printer
• Power management

Video & Audio:

• Audio MP3/ MPEG4
• LCD/Video

Our domain expertise allows us to offer an extensive range of Embedded Hardware Design, to our clients all across the country. Known for its great speed, our range is highly functional. These are highly simple systems and find application in diverse areas.

We offer High Security Linux FPGA computer to our clients all across the country. Our range is known for its high performance and provides standard sets of on-board peripherals, which are based on the Cirrus EP9302 ARM9 CPU. The TS-7300 available is compact in design and comprises of a Single Board Computer (SBC). Some of the technical specifications of our range as follow:

• EP9302 features an advanced ARM920T 200 MHz processor design with MMU. TS-7300 is powered with two SD Card flash sockets TS-VIDCORE video interface with Linux frame buffer