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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 05, 2007
Filed:
Sep. 07, 2002
Kai-uwe Patz, Wuerzburg, DE;
Juergen Lorasch, Lohr am Main, DE;
Frank Mueller, Floersbachtal, DE;
Georg Kuehnlein, Hammelburg, DE;
Reinhard Brunner, Dresden, DE;
Matthias Ihling, Dresden, DE;
Kai-Uwe Patz, Wuerzburg, DE;
Juergen Lorasch, Lohr am Main, DE;
Frank Mueller, Floersbachtal, DE;
Georg Kuehnlein, Hammelburg, DE;
Reinhard Brunner, Dresden, DE;
Matthias Ihling, Dresden, DE;
Rexroth Indramat GmbH, Lohr am Main, DE;
Abstract
In a method for controlling and/or regulating industrial processes (), a standard operating system () with a real-time module or a real-time operating system is implemented on a hardware platform () and simultaneously at least two real-time applications () with characteristic real-time requirements are active under the real-time module or under the real-time operating system. In particular, simultaneously with the real-time applications (), at least one non-real-time application () is active, and the real-time requirements of each real-time application () are predetermined on the specification of the applicable industrial processes (). Each real-time application (), by means of an allocation module () running on the hardware platform (), is allocated a maximally available component () of a maximally available real-time component () of one operating cycle ().