Total Phase Beagle I2C/SPI Analyser

TP320121

Vendor: Total Phase, Inc
Regular price: £400.00
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Total Phase Beagle I2C interface Real Time Data Display

Data captured by the Beagle I2C/SPI Analyser is instantly displayed onscreen. This is especially useful when capturing slow data from HMI devices; the effect of a change can then instantly be seen.

Traditional analysers capture data in real-time but only display it when the capture buffer is full, or the capture has been stopped, manually. This makes it difficult to understand how changes in the system being analysed affect the data that is being captured.

With the Total Phase Beagle, data is immediately displayed as it is captured. This means that changes can be seen immediately and their impact understood quickly and easily.

Non-intrusive capture I2C, SPI, and MDIO data

Compatible with all leading operating systems, the TotalPhase Beagle I2C Analyser provides a low cost solution of monitoring I2C, SPI or MDIO buses. The Beagle Analyser comes with full function monitoring tools to be used as an I2C Analyzer to 4MHz, an SPI Analyzer to 24MHz and an MDIO Analyzer to 2.5 MHz.

Thanks to the high-impedance inputs to the device, the analyser does not affect the system being tested and also prevents the occurrence of distortion in the test results. Simply attach the Beagle analyzer inline to passively capture the data traffic to the target devices.

Nearly Limitless Capture

Captured data is streamed via High-Speed USB directly to your computer. The amount of data captured is limited only by the amount of physical memory that is available on the machine.

Bit-Level timing

Apart from getting the timing of a whole packet, this analyser can provide the timing of a single bit in a packet with a bit-level timing down to a 20 ns resolution.

High-Speed USB 2.0

This Beagle I2C/SPI protocol analyser is fitted with a high speed USB 2.0 interface that means that the data captured is transmitted at high speed (480 Mbps) directly to the computer. The USB interface also supplies the power to the analyser so you do not need an external power supply.