Software Consulting
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Software Consulting
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The Emcraft Consulting Services team provides software design and customization services.
Expertize Areas
Main areas covered by the Consulting Services team:
- Development and customization of U-Boot, Linux, Zephyr and FreeRTOS device drivers for various I/O interfaces.
- Portation of the Emcraft Linux / uClinux, Zephyr and FreeRTOS BSPs to custom hardware boards.
- Optimization of system boot times for specific configurations.
- Design and development of applications and GUI, including integration with underlying POSIX and I/O APIs on your custom hardware.
Introductory Consulting Package
50 hours at the reduced rate of $120 $85/hour for get-to-know-you initial smaller consulting jobs.
- Linux/U-boot/Zephyr/FreeRTOS development;
- Weekly reporting;
- Agile-managed with full accounting.
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Hardware Design
Many of our customers integrate our System-On-Modules with their custom baseboards or, alternatively, proceed to use our SOMs as a reference for development of a custom board, merging the Emcraft SOM hardware design directly onto a custom PWB. For such customers, Emcraft provides the Design Kit products for the following System-On-Modules:
Hardware Prototyping
The Emcraft Consulting Services team is available to assist with design, customisation, review and bring-up of custom hardware boards based on the Emcraft hardware designs. Using the in-house SMT line, Emcraft provides a service of fast hardware prototyping, as a way of helping our customers reduce their time-to-market to a minimum. As soon as hardware prototypes have been manufactured, the hardware and software experts of the Emcraft Consulting Services team are ready to proceed with debug and validation of the hardware design.
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Technology Pointers
Practical Advice on Running uClinux on Cortex-M3/M4
Linux, in form of uClinux, can be used in practical designs based on Cortex-M3/M4. Learn how this is possible and how it works.
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Low Power Mode on STM32F7
Read this application note to learn how to switch the STM32F7 running Linux to the Linux "suspend-in-RAM" mode. When in suspend, the entire STM32F7 System-On-Module consumes as little as 2mA @ 3.3V, at the same time allowing immediate wake-up from events on various I/O interfaces.
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