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Infineon Technologies AG has added support for FreeRTOS to its AURIX™ TC3x microcontroller (MCU) family. A real-time operating system (RTOS) is a key software component running on a microcontroller that efficiently manages hardware and software resources to ensure that tasks are executed in a timely and reliable manner. By acting as an intermediary between hardware and application software, RTOS enables developers to focus on application code and abstract the complexity of the hardware, thus enabling portability and reusability of application code across different abstraction layers and shortening time-to-market.

FreeRTOS is a widely used free and open source RTOS that has been around for more than two decades. It is now actively supported and developed by Amazon Cloud Technologies (AWS), which also provides a set of middleware libraries for FreeRTOS for easy integration with AWS services.

By adopting FreeRTOS, customers can quickly build applications in a feature-rich, mature open source environment,’ said Patrick Will, Head of Software Product Management and Marketing for Automotive MCUs at Infineon Technologies. The integration facilitates rapid functional evaluation on the AURIX™ TC3x and provides our customers with an accelerated path to migrate non-AUTOSAR projects, especially in the automotive and industrial markets.’

With its ASIL-D/SIL-3 compliant design, the Infineon AURIX™ TC3x MCUs are able to meet the stringent requirements of the automotive and industrial markets. With its TriCore™ high-performance architecture, this MCU offers real-time performance, advanced safety features and functional reliability, making it ideal for demanding applications.