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Write notes on hard and soft timing constraints in real time systems

Write notes on hard and soft timing constraints in real time systems
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Write notes on hard and soft timing constraints in real time systems

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In hard real-time systems, missing a deadline can be very costly; process control is one such example. In soft real-time systems, on the other hand, missed deadlines may lower the quality of service provided, but are not catastrophic.
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