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Explore Analog Devices' comprehensive collection of C software drivers and examples for systems operating without an operating system (no-OS). This repository provides essential building blocks for bare-metal embedded development on various Analog Devices hardware.
The Analog Devices no-OS software repository is a collection of C drivers and examples designed for embedded systems that do not run a traditional operating system. It enables developers to quickly interface with Analog Devices hardware directly in bare-metal environments, facilitating rapid prototyping and development of resource-constrained applications.
Developing software for embedded systems without an operating system often requires writing complex, low-level code to interact directly with hardware registers. This repository provides pre-written, tested drivers that significantly reduce development time and effort for bare-metal applications on Analog Devices platforms.
Provides low-level C drivers for a wide range of Analog Devices analog and mixed-signal components, digital interfaces, and processors.
Includes example code and reference designs demonstrating how to integrate and use the drivers in bare-metal applications.
Offers hardware abstraction layers (HALs) and essential bare-metal support functions like delays and memory management.
The no-OS drivers are essential for various applications requiring direct hardware control, minimal overhead, and predictable real-time performance:
Implementing control loops, data acquisition, and signal processing directly on microcontrollers or DSPs without the overhead of an OS.
Achieve deterministic timing and low latency critical for high-performance real-time applications.
Building simple, resource-constrained applications for IoT edge devices, sensors, or basic embedded controllers where memory and processing power are limited.
Enable development on minimal hardware configurations, reducing bill of materials (BOM) costs and power consumption.
Rapidly prototyping hardware functionality and validating analog/mixed-signal interfaces before integrating into a larger OS-based system.
Speed up hardware bring-up and verification cycles with reliable driver code.
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