QuantiPhi

Concentrate on valuable IP and save time developing low-level software.

QuantiPhi provides a full complement of low-level drivers which represent over a man-year of development. Jump-start your development with this full complement of low-level drivers: ADC, CAN, PWM, SPI, Serial, DIO, and others. All are fully configurable to meet your I/O and timing requirements. Each driver is MISRA C 2004 compliant, comes with full test documentation, API documentation, and a timing analysis.

Respond to changes in requirements with agility

QuantiPhi’s powerful configuration utility makes it easy to configure and re-configure drivers to meet your hardware and software requirements without ever reading a datasheet.

Need an Analog to Digital channel to be sampled every 10ms? In just a few clicks, it’s done. Need a PWM channel operating between 200 and 400 Hz? Need your CAN bus timing to be 500 kbps? The QuantiPhi Target Studio figures out all of the optimal clocks and prescalers to meet your requirements. QuantiPhi's most distinguishing design feature is that it does not require you to read the 2000 page data sheet to arrive at a working configuration.

Not only is QuantiPhi's powerful configuration interface perfect for bootstrapping a new project, but also enables you to react quickly to changes in requirements. As changes in hardware layout, communications needs, or scheduling emerge, the changes in the tool are quick and straightforward.

Use cutting edge model-based design to auto-code your application.

QuantiPhi’s comprehensive blockset gives you access to its drivers from within Simulink. Create models that contain your entire application and generate code automatically with just one touch. It's a process that SimuQuest has pioneered and seen deployed in dozens of production programs.

Access all of the same documented APIs as you could from hand code right inside a Simulink model. Each block can react to your Target Studio configuration to provide you with just the right information just where you need it. When you generate code, all of the right API calls will be made, avoiding the typical hand-integration issues.