Firmwaregränssnitts
Firmwaregränssnitts, often shortened to FWI, refers to the set of instructions and protocols that allow different components within a device to communicate with each other and with external systems. It acts as an intermediary layer between the hardware and the operating system or application software. This interface defines how software can interact with the underlying hardware, enabling functionalities like input/output operations, device control, and data transfer.
FWI can be implemented in various ways, from low-level drivers that directly manage hardware to more abstract
The design of a firmwaregränssnitts is critical for system stability, performance, and security. A well-defined FWI