ARCHITECTURE & OVERVIEW


LYNX MOSA.ic is founded on the LynxSecure® separation kernel hypervisor and supports a variety of operating systems such as LynxOS-178®, Linux, Windows, third-party RTOSes (including competitor OSes) and bare metal applications such as Lynx Simple Applications (LSAs).


In contrast to traditional RTOS platforms—where hardware control, real-time scheduling, security, multimedia, and application runtime services are integrated into a common stack servicing all applications on all CPU cores—LYNX MOSA.ic allows system architects to subdivide systems into smaller, independent stacks which include only the dependencies required.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1 What is LYNX MOSA.ic and what is its foundational technology?

LYNX MOSA.ic is a system architecture designed for embedded systems, founded on the LynxSecure® separation kernel hypervisor. This core technology enables robust isolation and security for various applications and operating systems.

2 What operating systems and applications are supported by LYNX MOSA.ic?

LYNX MOSA.ic supports a diverse range of operating systems, including LynxOS-178®, Linux, Windows, and various third-party RTOSes. It also accommodates bare metal applications, such as Lynx Simple Applications (LSAs).

3 How does LYNX MOSA.ic's architecture differ from traditional RTOS platforms?

In contrast to traditional RTOS platforms that integrate all services into a common stack, LYNX MOSA.ic allows system architects to subdivide systems into smaller, independent stacks. Each stack includes only the specific dependencies required, offering greater modularity and control.

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