White Papers

• Real-Time Networking Comparison - RedHawk versus RHEL
  -- Joe Korty, Concurrent Senior Consulting Engineer
• Managing HIL, SIL and MIL Simulation with SIMulation Workbench™
  -- Mark Slater, Concurrent Systems Analyst
• Memory-Shielded RAM Disk Support in RedHawk™ Linux® 6.0
  -- John Blackwood, Real-Time Linux Development Team
• Building a Better Embedded Solution
  -- Jason Baietto, Chief Systems Architect, Concurrent
• Real-Time Performance During CUDA
  -- Concurrent Real-Time Linux Development Team
• Real-Time Linux®: The RedHawk™ Approach
  -- Jason Baietto (Chief Systems Architect), Joe Korty (Sr. Consulting Engineer),John Blackwood (Sr. Consulting Engineer), Jim Houston (Consulting Engineer) Concurrent
• PC Scene Generation
  -- James A. Buford Jr., David Crosby, U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Research Center Redstone Arsenal and Dennis H. Bunfield, Anthony J. Mayhall, Darian E. Trinble, Davidson Technologies, Inc. Huntsville, AL
• Real-Time Image Generation on Linux®
  -- Ken Jackson, Concurrent, Vice-President CSS and  Chris Henderson, MultiGen-Paradigm, Senior Vice-President
• SUSE® Linux Enterprise Real Time
  -- Novell® and Concurrent 
• Data Monitoring with NightStar LX
  -- Jeff Hollensen and Todd Allen, Concurrent Software Engineers 
• High-performance Linux Systems for Air Traffic Management
  -- Mike Popescu, Software Support Manager and Ed Jennings, Director of European Business Development
• Shielded Processors: Guaranteeing Sub-millisecond Response in Standard Linux
  -- Stephen Brosky, Concurrent Chief Scientist
• Applications for Real-Time Linux
  -- Stephen Brosky, Concurrent Chief Scientist
• Symmetric Multiprocessing and Real-time in PowerMAX OS
  -- Stephen Brosky, Concurrent Chief Scientist
• Linux Threads & The Frequency Based Scheduler
  -- by Jeff Hollensen, Concurrent Software Engineer
• Linux Quality Assurance Utilizing An Automated Nightly Test System
  -- Jason Baietto, Software Engineer

Our literature is available as PDF or zipped PDF files. You may download the Adobe Acrobat Reader and Winzip software necessary to view these files by clicking the appropriate icon below.