HDMI Device Driver Development Training

Dive into the world of Multimedia Device Driver Development with this comprehensive course, perfect for students and professionals working with or aspiring to work on Linux device drivers. Gain valuable insights into how Multimedia device drivers function within the Linux Kernel. Learn practical skills to write and port HDMI drivers for new System-on-Chips (SOCs).

This training covers essential topics including:

• Introduction to HDMI: A foundational understanding of the HDMI standard.
• HDMI PHY and Core in Linux Kernel: Deep dive into the inner workings of the HDMI physical layer (PHY) and core components within the Linux kernel.
• HDMI Modes, Hot Plug Detection & EDID: Explore the various HDMI modes, how hot plug detection works, and the role of EDID (Extended Display Identification Data).
• HDCP and CEC: Understand HDCP (High Bandwidth Digital Content Protection) and CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) functionalities.
• HDMI Core & PHY Code Walkthrough: Detailed examination of the HDMI core and PHY code.
• HDMI Device Tree Changes for Porting: Learn how to modify the Device Tree for successful HDMI porting.

You'll gain a solid understanding of HDMI device drivers, including how HDMI data transfer operates within the Linux Kernel. With the increasing importance of multimedia devices, expertise in Multimedia Driver Development is a significant asset for device driver developers and embedded systems engineers.

Prerequisites:

• Basic understanding of Linux Device Drivers.
• Fundamental knowledge of C Programming.

Get ready to enhance your skills and explore the exciting realm of multimedia driver development!