European Installation Bus - Neutral - Encyclopedia II

Neutral specification maintained by the EIB Association through community process. EIB Handbook for Developersis done through an open Community process, with reviews and voting cycles to which member companies of the EIB Association may participate.

EIB imposes no direct requirements on microprocessor architecture; this means any suitable chip may be used as a platform for implementation.

Alternatively, a manufacturer may prefer to focus on his application domain know-how, and just construct application-specific harware and firmware - using certified EIB building blocks (transceivers, protocol stack implementations, protocol stack source code etc.), offered by a number of specialised system providers.

Certified products compliance with the EIB specification.

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