Device Driver
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What is Device Driver?
A device driver is a software program that enables communication between a computer's operating system and a specific hardware device. It acts as a translator, converting generic operating system commands into device-specific instructions, and vice versa. Device drivers are essential for hardware components like printers, graphic cards, storage devices, and network adapters to function correctly with the operating system.
What other technologies are related to Device Driver?
Device Driver Complementary Technologies
BSP
Board Support Packages provide the basic drivers and libraries for a specific hardware platform, working with device drivers.
Linux kernel
Device drivers interact directly with the Linux kernel to manage hardware.
real-time operating systems
Device drivers are essential components of RTOS, enabling interaction with hardware.
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Which job functions commonly mention Device Driver?
Embedded Engineer
0.3% of all Embedded Engineer jobs mention Device Driver
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Firmware Engineer
0.3% of all Firmware Engineer jobs mention Device Driver
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Engineer
612 Engineer jobs mention Device Driver
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Engineering & R&D
614 Engineering & R&D jobs mention Device Driver
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Software Engineer
276 Software Engineer jobs mention Device Driver
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Which organizations are mentioning Device Driver?
NVIDIA
Scientific and Technical Services
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