All expertise

From controller to application. One coherent system.

We design software and electronics for connected systems: ECUs, firmware, drivers, telemetry and supervision applications. Each layer's responsibilities are defined and tested.

ECU · Firmware · CAN · OCPP · OCPI

Hardware

ECU design requires explicit inputs/outputs, power supply and interfaces. We develop firmware and drivers around the hardware constraints and agreed test scenarios.

Charging

OCPP connects a charging station to its management system. OCPI supports exchanges between charging market participants. Both are software protocols, not electronic components.

Services

The application and backend handle authorisation, states and data. Offline behaviour and reconnection are defined and tested.

Fig. 03Inside a connected vehicle
Inside a connected vehicleMCU
Cutaway view
  • ECU / microcontroller
  • Pack & BMS
  • Inverter
  • CAN harness
  • Driver interface

Designing a controller: microcontroller, power supply, inputs/outputs and interfaces. The BMS monitors the pack; the inverter supplies the drivetrain. Codetics can design ECUs and their embedded software within an agreed project scope.

Inspect a controller's circuit board

Local example · standard CAN · 0x180 · DLC 2

No frame received

Synthetic data: the first byte encodes a temperature in °C, the second a counter. This contract belongs to this demonstration.

Educational concept vehicle: traction pack, BMS, inverter, ECU, CAN harness and driver interface. The cutaway removes panels and seats to expose the components. Simplified architecture and illustrative proportions; no customer equipment or certified system is represented.

What your team receives.

  • ECU design and explicit hardware scope
  • Protocol and integration matrix
  • Agreed firmware or services
  • Validation scenarios and documentation

Custom quote. The vehicle represents an illustrative architecture. Manufacturing, safety requirements, power electronics and certification require a specific scope and validation.

Let's discuss your project

What problem do you want to solve?

A product to launch, a system to recover, an integration to build. Share the context: we'll start with the right questions.

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