Embedded System Consulting Services

Our founding principal, Robert Gezelter, has worked with embedded systems of various forms for much of his career. Some of this projects have included: .

• Microcontroller Firmware

  The conception, architecture, implementation and testing of firmware for a variety of problems on various processors, including Microchip's PIC series, Intel's x86, and others.

• Peripheral Protocols

  The conception, architecture, and implementation of a variety of protocols for inter- and intra-device communications in embedded contexts, including:

  • I²C
  • various serial device protocols
  • protocols between host processors and attached peripherals
  • multi-point protocols for multiplexed peripheral buses
  
  
• State Machines and Custom Instruction Sets

  Efficiently implementing embedded systems involving the definition of a custom state machine or pseudo-instruction set. Such an approach decomposes a end-application to a series of primitive functions, much as the JAVA VM provides a background for executing JAVA programs. This approach reduces both line count and overall code size while improving correctness, an important consideration in embedded systems.

• Macro Definitions

  Developing efficient and complete macro definitions for programming small microcontrollers. Mr. Gezelter has implemented a wide range of macro definitions in a broad range of contexts, from system generation configuration macros to macros that implement a finite state machine in a small scale microcontroller.

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