Following strict, yet efficient coding and documentation standards, SEGGER created and developed a feature-rich, high-performance family of middleware with a very small footprint and outstanding documentation. The software is very easy to use and works out of the box. BSPs and projects for popular eval boards and tool chains are available.
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SEGGER's intention is to cut software development time for embedded applications by offering high quality, compact, flexible and easy-to-use products allowing developers to concentrate on their applications
It's provides best-in-class tools for the broadest range of ARM processor-based platforms, including application processors and multicore SoCs.
embOS/IP is a high-performance library that has been optimized for speed, versatility and a small memory footprint.
emWin is designed to provide an efficient, processor- and LCD controller-independent graphical user interface (GUI) for any application that operates with a graphical LCD
emUSB-Device is a high speed USB device stack specifically designed for embedded systems. The software is written in ANSI C and can run on any platform.
emUSB-Host, SEGGER’s USB host software stack, implements full USB host functionality, including external hub support, and optionally provides device class drivers.
emCompress is a compression system that is able to reduce the storage requirements of data that must be embedded into an application.
emFile is a file system for embedded applications which can be used on any media, for which you can provide basic hardware access functions.
emSecure is a software solution to securely authenticate digital assets. It can be used to secure products at no per unit cost against hacking and cloning.
emSSL is a SEGGER software library that enables secure connections across the Internet. emSSL offers both client and server capability
emLib is a collection of software modules for different purposes. It currently includes AES and DES encryption as well as CRC. The software is designed for portability to any device.
A common challenge for manufacturers of embedded systems is to guarantee a system's software can be updated in the most easy way - even under adverse conditions.
Modbus is an open, mature, and straight forward communications protocol. It was originally published in 1979 by Modicon (Schneider Electric).
