A reference and testing scaffold inside the Industrial I/O subsystem that pretends to be a sensor without any real hardware behind it. It exists so kernel developers can experiment with the IIO framework and so new sensor drivers have a worked example to learn from.
This is not actually a driver for any real device; it is a developer-facing example and test harness for the Industrial I/O subsystem. It produces fake sensor data so people writing or testing IIO code have something to work against, and it should be evaluated as documentation/test infrastructure rather than as hardware support.
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Not a driver directory: Industrial I/O dummy/testing driver scaffold, not kernel-bound support for a real hardware device family.