内容概要:该手册为北京迅为电子有限公司发布的《iTOP-3568开发板外设接口配置手册》,旨在详细介绍iTOP-3568开发板上各类外设接口(如I2C、SPI、ADC、LED、UART、IR、Ethernet、Camera、PWM、RTC、CAN)的配置方法。手册涵盖每个接口的功能特点、设备树配置、驱动编写、使用方法及常见问题解决。此外,还提供了技术支持与开发定制信息,包括联系方式、技术支持范围和服务时间。 适用人群:适用于嵌入式系统开发者,尤其是使用iTOP-3568开发板进行项目开发的技术人员。 使用场景及目标:帮助开发者快速掌握iTOP-3568开发板上各种外设接口的配置与使用,实现高效开发。具体目标包括但不限于: 1. 学习如何配置和使用I2C、SPI等通信协议。 2. 掌握ADC、PWM等接口的硬件连接和编程实现。 3. 实现LED、UART等基础外设的功能开发。 4. 了解Camera、Ethernet等复杂外设的配置流程。 5. 解决开发过程中遇到的常见问题。 其他说明:手册不仅提供了详细的配置指南,还附带了技术支持和售后服务信息,确保用户在遇到困难时能够及时获得帮助。手册强调了正确的操作规范,如避免带电插拔模块、使用配套电源适配器等,以保障设备的安全和稳定运行。
2025-05-03 19:31:23 2.63MB 嵌入式开发 Linux驱动开发 硬件接口
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Linux嵌入式内核及驱动开发视频教程整理大合集,包含初级、高级、项目、物联网等专题。 1、嵌入式内核及驱动开发 2、嵌入式项目实战 3、精通STM32开发 4、ZigBee系统开发 5、蓝牙4.0 BLE 6、RFID开发与应用 7、LoRa开发与应用 8、NB-IOT技术实践开发 9、WIFI开发与应用
2024-09-08 20:52:20 2KB linux 驱动开发
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Linux驱动开发:Linux内核模块、字符设备驱动、IO模型、设备树、GPIO子系统、中断子系统、platform总线驱动、I2C总线驱动、SPI总线驱动 Linux项目是一个开放源代码的操作系统项目,由林纳斯·托瓦兹(Linus Torvalds)于1991年首次发布。该项目以Linux内核为核心,围绕其构建了一个完整的操作系统,包括各种系统工具、库、应用程序和硬件支持。 以下是Linux项目的一些主要特点和资料介绍: 开放源代码:Linux项目的所有源代码都是公开的,并允许任何人自由使用和修改。这为开发者提供了极大的灵活性和创新能力,同时也促进了全球范围内的协作和发展。 跨平台性:Linux操作系统可以在多种硬件架构和平台上运行,包括x86、ARM、MIPS等。这使得Linux成为了一种非常灵活的操作系统,适用于各种设备和应用场景。 可定制性:由于Linux的源代码是公开的,用户可以根据自己的需求进行定制和修改。这使得Linux成为了一种非常适合企业级应用的操作系统,可以根据企业的特定需求进行定制和优化。 安全性:Linux操作系统在安全性方面表现出色,具有强大的访问控制和安
2024-06-20 01:48:31 7.2MB linux 驱动开发
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嵌入式linux驱动开发教程--源代码.rar 嵌入式linux驱动开发教程--源代码.rar
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1, linux驱动一般分为3大类: * 字符设备* 块设备* 网络设备 2, 开发环境构建: * 交叉工具链构建* NFS和tftp服务器安装 3, 驱动开发中设计到的硬件: * 数字电路知识* ARM硬件知识* 熟练使用万用表和示波器* 看懂芯片手册和原理图 4, linux内核源代码目录结构: * arch/: arch子目录包括了所有和体系结构相关的核心代码。它的每一个子目录都代表一种支持的体系结构,例如i386就是关于intel cpu及与之相兼容体系结构的子目录。 * block/: 部分块设备驱动程序; * crypto: 常用加密和散列算法(如AES、SHA等),还有一些压缩和CRC校验算法; * documentation/: 文档目录,没有内核代码,只是一套有用的文档;* drivers/: 放置系统所有的设备驱动程序;每种驱动程序又各占用一个子目录:如,/block 下为块设备驱动程序,比如ide(ide.c)。如果你希望查看所有可能包含文件系统的设备是如何初始化的,你可以看 drivers/block/genhd.c中的device_se
2024-01-17 17:10:37 131KB Linux 驱动开发 基础总结
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Prentice.Essential Linux Device Drivers.2008 一个老外写的,写的非常详细 Chapter 1. Introduction Evolution The GNU Copyleft Kernel.org Mailing Lists and Forums Linux Distributions Looking at the Sources Building the Kernel Loadable Modules Before Starting Chapter 2. A Peek Inside the Kernel Booting Up Kernel Mode and User Mode Process Context and Interrupt Context Kernel Timers Concurrency in the Kernel Process Filesystem Allocating Memory Looking at the Sources Chapter 3. Kernel Facilities Kernel Threads Helper Interfaces Looking at the Sources Chapter 4. Laying the Groundwork Introducing Devices and Drivers Interrupt Handling The Linux Device Model Memory Barriers Power Management Looking at the Sources Chapter 5. Character Drivers Char Driver Basics Device Example: System CMOS Sensing Data Availability Talking to the Parallel Port RTC Subsystem Pseudo Char Drivers Misc Drivers Character Caveats Looking at the Sources Chapter 6. Serial Drivers Layered Architecture UART Drivers TTY Drivers Line Disciplines Looking at the Sources Chapter 7. Input Drivers Input Event Drivers Input Device Drivers Debugging Looking at the Sources Chapter 8. The Inter-Integrated Circuit Protocol What's I2C/SMBus? I2C Core Bus Transactions Device Example: EEPROM Device Example: Real Time Clock I2C-dev Hardware Monitoring Using LM-Sensors The Serial Peripheral Interface Bus The 1-Wire Bus Debugging Looking at the Sources Chapter 9. PCMCIA and Compact Flash What's PCMCIA/CF? Linux-PCMCIA Subsystem Host Controller Drivers PCMCIA Core Driver Services Client Drivers Tying the Pieces Together PCMCIA Storage Serial PCMCIA Debugging Looking at the Sources Chapter 10. Peripheral Component Interconnect The PCI Family Addressing and Identification Accessing PCI Regions Direct Memory Access Device Example: Ethernet-Modem Card Debugging Looking at the Sources Chapter 11. Universal Serial Bus USB Architecture Linux-USB Subsystem Driver Data Structures Enumeration Device Example: Telemetry Card Class Drivers Gadget Drivers Debugging Looking at the Sources Chapter 12. Video Drivers Display Architecture Linux-Video Subsystem Display Parameters The Frame Buffer API Frame Buffer Drivers Console Drivers Debugging Looking at the Sources Chapter 13. Audio Drivers Audio Architecture Linux-Sound Subsystem Device Example: MP3 Player Debugging Looking at the Sources Chapter 14. Block Drivers Storage Technologies Linux Block I/O Layer I/O Schedulers Block Driver Data Structures and Methods Device Example: Simple Storage Controller Advanced Topics Debugging Looking at the Sources Chapter 15. Network Interface Cards Driver Data Structures Talking with Protocol Layers Buffer Management and Concurrency Control Device Example: Ethernet NIC ISA Network Drivers Asynchronous Transfer Mode Network Throughput Looking at the Sources Chapter 16. Linux Without Wires Bluetooth Infrared WiFi Cellular Networking Current Trends Chapter 17. Memory Technology Devices What's Flash Memory? Linux-MTD Subsystem Map Drivers NOR Chip Drivers NAND Chip Drivers User Modules MTD-Utils Configuring MTD eXecute In Place The Firmware Hub Debugging Looking at the Sources Chapter 18. Embedding Linux Challenges Component Selection Tool Chains Embedded Bootloaders Memory Layout Kernel Porting Embedded Drivers The Root Filesystem Test Infrastructure Debugging Chapter 19. Drivers in User Space Process Scheduling and Response Times Accessing I/O Regions Accessing Memory Regions User Mode SCSI User Mode USB User Mode I2C UIO Looking at the Sources Chapter 20. More Devices and Drivers ECC Reporting Frequency Scaling Embedded Controllers ACPI ISA and MCA FireWire Intelligent Input/Output Amateur Radio Voice over IP High-Speed Interconnects Chapter 21. Debugging Device Drivers Kernel Debuggers Kernel Probes Kexec and Kdump Profiling Tracing Linux Test Project User Mode Linux Diagnostic Tools Kernel Hacking Config Options Test Equipment Chapter 22. Maintenance and Delivery Coding Style Change Markers Version Control Consistent Checksums Build Scripts Portable Code Chapter 23. Shutting Down Checklist What Next? Appendix A. Linux Assembly Debugging Appendix B. Linux and the BIOS Real Mode Calls Protected Mode Calls BIOS and Legacy Drivers Appendix C. Seq Files The Seq File Advantage Updating the NVRAM Driver Looking at the Sources
2023-12-05 18:11:20 5.42MB linux驱动开发
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imx6ull嵌入式linux驱动开发指南pdf(正点原子)
2023-11-07 16:29:25 126.18MB linux 驱动开发
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基于linux的MAX6675驱动模拟程序,主要用来读取K型热电偶信号转换成的数字信号;包含了驱动、上层测试应用程序,以及MAX6675的数据手册。
2023-10-05 23:08:49 423KB linux驱动开发 s5p6818驱动开发
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Linux Device Driver尝试着看了好几遍,总感觉理解不够透彻,很多东西经不住问,才深深的意识到,要走进浩瀚无边的Linux世界,并不是一蹴而就的事情。我决心从理论到实践,再一次走一边这本书,同时记录下自己的心得,和大家一起分享,一起讨论,一起进步。
2023-09-13 23:26:29 132KB Linux 驱动开发
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正点原子I.MX6U嵌入式Linux驱动开发指南V1.8
2023-08-09 08:09:20 101.82MB linux 嵌入式 驱动开发
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