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For example, the 16-bit asynchronous event counter (AEC) can be used to count input pulse even when the CPU clocks are turned off. Over a similar timeframe, advances in silicon technology, driven by Moore's Law, have allowed the CPU clock frequency in the average PC to increase from roughly 25MHz to 2. FSMLabs' RTLinuxPro and RTCoreBSD meet requirements for low-latency hard real-time responsiveness without sensitivity to application load for a wide range of CPU clock rates. |
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