What We Do
We Are Enthusiastic about Developing Custom Drivers for Linux
We develop various hardware modules that are in the form of PC plug-in cards. As a complementary service, we develop drivers for these modules.
In parallel with hardware renewal, we update existing drivers with new functionalities and make them compatible with more recent versions of operating systems.
On certain projects, we support specific customers also with drivers for Windows 10 and 11.
Technologies and Tools
For Windows drivers, we use Windows Driver Kit (WDK), Windows SDK, and Kernel-Mode Driver Framework (KMDF).
As IDE, we use Microsoft Visual Studio.
We use any appropriate Linux IDE together with SDK when implementing Linux drivers. SDKs are delivered by the chip producer.
Target markets
The main field of application is test devices for Industrial or Automotive.
We have to meet challenging demands on software stability and backward compatibility with the existing card portfolio in these application areas.
Our Typical Workflow
Each feature is implemented, unit-tested, and integrated into the package in one individual spin.
We make the initial analysis of the product requirements. We suggest the system – software compatible to the new hardware and to the existing cards.
We implement and test the software in a vertical integration approach.
Finally, we release the software for the customer’s production series, including the documentation.
Our Experience
We have experience with Windows drivers for testing PCIe cards.
We implemented fast data acquisition and multiplexing techniques in this project.
We have made the drivers for analog and digital signal processing too.
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Pavel Vrtík
Business Development
