Embedded devices need to interact with the real world somehow. Maybe using standard interfaces such as i2c, SPI, USB or maybe using low level interfaces such as GPIO, PWM, Analog to Digital and Digital to Analog. In all cases the link between Linux and the hardware is a device driver.
This course shows how to write several different types of device drivers for Linux, with an emphasis on the techniques that are applicable to embedded systems such as platform independence, cross development and efficient use of resources. The lab exercises are cross-compiled and tested on a typical development board, the BeagleBone Black (we can accommodate other hardware at your request).
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