Coding starts by forking the project from raelize. The code from raelize is already a good starting point, however, to my taste there are lacking some features. For example, the library from raelize only supports the ChipWhisperer Husky which is a good but expensive device. I wanted to use this library with cheaper hardware. So I had to build my own.

Moreover, the database functionality of the original project could be improved and I made several improvements to better handle the glitching campaigns. Now my fault-injection-library is an independent project with more than 90 commits, example codes, schematics and PCB design files.