Realtidsbearbetning
Realtidsbearbetning, also known as real-time processing, refers to the ability of a computer system to process data as it arrives, without significant delay. This means that the system must respond to inputs and produce outputs within a guaranteed time frame, often measured in milliseconds or microseconds. The defining characteristic of real-time processing is its timeliness requirement. Unlike batch processing where data is collected and processed later, real-time processing handles data immediately as it is generated or received.
Systems requiring real-time processing are common in various critical applications. Examples include industrial control systems, where
The design of real-time systems often involves specialized hardware and software. Operating systems designed for real-time