For the ones starting with Beaglebone, Kimat Interface has been developed 
to create projects using C language, making simple the process of 
implementation and testing. 

 

It integrates an auto-compilation module, compatible with many of the 
existing C libraries, which will reduce considerably the time required to 
develop our application. One of the benefits of the auto-compilation is 
that the user will not need to define the headers in the application, as it 
is required in standard C codes, because they are already implemented in 
the Interface itself. 

In following tutorial we will describe the structure of Kimat Interface, 
how to access to the different modules and create our first application.

*Kimat Interface Specifications* 


   - 2 x TCP links (possibility of being configured as Master or Server).
   - 1 x S7 link (SIEMENS protocol).
   - 8 x PWM signals.
   - 4 x Analog inputs.
   - 4 x Analog Outputs (MCP4728 D/A converter).
   - 4 x Digital Inputs.
   - 4 x Digital Outputs.
   - Robust derivation (1th and 2nd Order).
   - Time Sync with external hardware.
   - Ordinary Differential Equation Solver ( Simulation module)    




 For additional information: www.kimatsystems.com


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