Description: Queue management in embedded systems refers to the process of organizing and controlling the flow of data being processed in resource-limited devices. In this context, a queue is a data structure that allows for the storage and management of elements in a specific order, typically following the FIFO (First In, First Out) principle. This technique is crucial for ensuring that data is processed efficiently and in the correct order, preventing information loss and ensuring synchronization between different tasks or processes. Queue management enables systems to handle multiple tasks simultaneously, optimizing CPU and memory usage. Additionally, it facilitates communication between different components of a system, such as sensors, actuators, and communication modules, ensuring that data is transmitted and processed effectively. In summary, queue management is an essential component in the design and operation of systems, allowing for orderly and efficient processing of information in resource-constrained environments.
