Delphi chose Jungo's WinDriver PCI driver development toolkit because "we needed a robust driver solution so we could accelerate product time to market by leveraging the WinDriver toolkit", said Brian Magnuson, R&D engineer at Delphi.
"The driver has to be cross platform and compatible with all current Windows platforms, including WinNT 4.0, and future Windows versions. Using WinDriver, we are able to concentrate on our core business and let Jungo handle the continuous support for current and future Windows versions".
"Additional driver requirements were to control multiple types of 32 and 64 bit boards concurrently and respond quickly to PCI interrupts generated by the boards. Fortunately, the PCI driver developed using WinDriver handles these tasks easily."
Delphi uses WinDriver based driver as the foundation for controlling its boards via ADCView. Running on Microsoft Windows, ADCView offers a signal visualization application, which displays sampled data graphically. Users can configure sampling parameters such as: sampling delay/length and IRQ operations, triggering options, and, exporting the data to Matlab. Delphi distributes ADCView to customers as an aid to their development efforts for testing and integration or as an alternative to developing their own board interface applications.
After the initial testing phase the board can be integrated and used on high-performance systems running real time OSs such as Vxworks facilitating the requirement for rapid signal conversion.
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