The idea behind Embedded Programming is therefore to offer a solution for all programming requirements of modern electronics - regardless of whether they are used in development or in production. From the programming of serial numbers and production data to the loading of entire firmware packages, there are extremely different requirements for data throughput. Programming of serial Flash components (I☬, SPI) or parallel Flashesĭepending on the application, there are various possibilities for this, which we summarise under the term Embedded Programming. This makes it possible to easily meet the requirements for smaller or larger batches, shorter cycle times, etc. The hardware and software used in this process is so flexible that the user can adapt the system at any time. The Embedded Programming solution implements all these requirements in one system. Users in production are encountering increasing demand to carry out these programming requirements in parallel on several boards. This often involves processors, controllers, or FPGAs. In addition, more and more data must be written into on-chip Flash memory. On-board programming distinguishes between the programming of serial Flash devices (I☬, SPI) and the programming of parallel Flashes (NOR, NAND).
A universal programming system today must support several scenarios.
The idea behind Embedded Programming is to offer one solution for all programming requirements of modern electronics using already available on-board resources – whether used in development or in production. Embedded Programming Programming serial Flash devices (I☬, SPI) or parallel Flashes (NOR, NAND)
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