In the piece video, we discussed the hardware part of that video system here, we discussed the features
of it and video systems that led to the future in the Amber Alert system.
The first feature is that it did a single function unit that it perform, some dedicated to some single
task is that it executed a single program repeatedly.
So far in the programming we use, Wildeman functions that can perform this in the program repeatedly.
Next, it is time constraints.
That article, titled Constraints are posted low cost.
We want to make the application the low cost in the loop, our accountability system, opportunity systems.
So really quite low power.
The applications are small inside and they do the operation fast, so we require the fast operation
in that system next.
Tightly constrained is life.
Treating stage 24 seven 365 means that it work in the 24 hours, seven days and 365 days, 24 hours,
seven days, 365 days.
So these are some tightly constraints of the Amber Alert system connected.
It is ineffective and the to means that it form the task and then real time means that it continuously
could change in the systems environment.
And so you can use that.
It must compute certainly in real time without delay means that it perform the task in realtime.
They are two type of realtime systems, Westchester's of real time, systematic and is the hard realtime
system in the software type systems that time.
It's something that if we want to make a task and the task is completed in ten minute or one second,
that one second can be change, it can be up or down that it is the software system.
And if we want to do the task in time, ten minutes and it must complete the timer, then it is that
hardware time system.
So they are put dybbuk, the alarm system, software and hardware system.
So these are the features of an amber.