I will document your chips register map from datasheet or rtl in PDF and CSV

A good register map is the document your firmware team actually works from addresses, bitfields, reset values, access types, all in one place, consistent and searchable. I turn your datasheet, RTL, or scattered notes into that document.

Good for chip vendors, IP providers and hardware teams who have the silicon defined but no clean, usable register documentation to hand to firmware.

What you get:

- A clear PDF register map: address, offset, fields, bit positions, reset value  and access (RO/RW/W1C) for every register

- Consistent naming and layout across the whole peripheral set

- Worked examples for any tricky config or calibration sequences you flag

- Standard: a machine-readable CSV your scripts, tools and headers can consume

- Premium: a Python generator that rebuilds the docs from an editable source table, so the documentation stays in sync when registers change

Works from a datasheet (PDF, public or under NDA), RTL, or a prose register description. Any MCU, FPGA or SoC, the source format matters, not the vendor.

This is documentation, not firmware: I produce the register map and generator, not drivers or HAL code.

Send me your source before ordering and I'll tell you