Conductor for a daisy chain of LTC6804 12-cell battery management ICs. Responsible for safely managing the charging and discharging of large battery packs for electric vehicles for MIT's project teams. Designed for use with ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers and includes a build system capable of static code analysis, unit testing, and in-cicruit hardware testing.

• Build Tools (Make, etc)
• gcc-arm-none-eabi
• Low Level CMSIS Libraries
• lpc21isp flashing tool
• Unity unit testing framework
• oclint c static analysis tool

To compile the firmware binary, run make

make

To run the various unit tests,

make test

To run the static code analyzer

make lint

To run hardware tests

make test_writeflash

To write the binary to flash for the device

make writeflash

To open a serial connection to the device for debugging

make com

To analyze the binary size

make print_size

When porting to other platforms, ensure you provide new low-level CMSIS libraries and an appropriate linked script (gcc.ld). Also, modify the Makefile to use the approrpriate flashing and serial port software