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Linux Drivers
The rapid increase in use of free and open-source software (FOSS), in particular Linux, represents the most significant, all-encompassing, and long-term trend that the embedded industry has seen since the early 1980s.1) Like many, Analog Devices creates and maintains Linux Drivers for various Analog Devices products.
Select a driver from the list below.
Backlight
GPIO
Secondary function
IIO - Accelerometers
IIO - Amplifiers
IIO - Analog to Digital Converters
IIO - Capacitance to Digital Converters
IIO - Digital to Analog Converters
IIO - Direct Digital Synthesis
IIO - Frequency Synthesizers / Phase-Locked Loop
IIO - Gyroscopes
IIO - Impedance Converters and Network Analyzers
IIO - Inertial Measurement Units
IIO - Resolvers
IIO - Transceivers
Input - Keyboard
Input - Misc
Input - Touchscreens
LED
Miscellaneous
Multifunction Device
Networking - MAC802154
Regulators
Sound
Video
1)
IDC study/survey from over 5000 developers in 116 countries. Open Source in Global Software: Market Impact, Disruption, and Business Models. 2006.
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