Firmware development
Embedded device driver development
Drivers connect your hardware to the application. We write them to be fast, testable and easy to port when components change.
· by BCF Embedded engineering team
What we write
Peripheral drivers
SPI, I2C, UART, ADC, timers, DMA and USB on microcontrollers, windows and linux.
Linux kernel drivers
Kernel modules and device-tree integration on Embedded Linux.
Sensors
Drivers for sensors and measurement front-ends, including calibration data.
Motor control
Control of motors and actuators with attention to timing and safety states.
How we keep drivers maintainable
- A clear hardware abstraction layer, so components can be replaced
- Tests against hardware in our lab and mocks for logic
- Documentation of timing, interrupts and power states
Industrial protocol drivers
Drivers and stacks for Modbus, PROFINET, EtherCAT or OPC UA are described in industrial automation & PLC.
Discuss your project
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