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Acute BusFinder BF7264B+ Hochgeschwindigkeits-Protokollanalysator

Acute BusFinder BF7264B+ Hochgeschwindigkeits-Protokollanalysator

Analyser für High-Speed-Busprotokolle

SKU: BF7264Pro-Base

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Key Features

Unterstützt Hochleistungs-Busprotokolle wie eMMC, MIPI D-PHY, NAND-Flash, SD3.0 (SDIO3.0), SD4.0 oder UFS2.1 (als Option erhältlich)
Basierend auf einem 64-Kanal-Logikanalysator mit 2,4 GHz-Timing-Analyse
32 GB Speicherpuffer
Optionale Hardware-Differential-Probing-Unterstützung für jedes unterstützte Protokoll
Schnelles DSO-Stacking verfügbar
Voltage detect and DSO stacking support
Protocol options: eMMC, SD/SDIO, UHS‑II, NAND, MIPI D‑PHY, UFS, SGMII

Overview

The Acute BusFinder BF6264 Pro is a modular 2‑in‑1 instrument combining hardware protocol decoding with a 64‑channel logic analyser, enabling real‑time viewing, deep logging and long‑duration monitoring across storage and high‑speed interfaces.

A 32Gb protocol memory, transitional storage and SSD logging let engineers capture intermittent, system‑level issues that rarely reproduce during short bench sessions.

Protocol options cover eMMC 5.1, SD/SDIO 3.0, SD 4.1 UHS‑II, NAND (ONFI/Toggle), MIPI D‑PHY 1.2, UFS 2.1 and SGMII using dedicated active probes for signal‑integrity‑friendly connections.

Used as a logic analyser, BusFinder overlays bus decodes on waveforms and can be stacked with a DSO for MSO workflows in complex validation tasks.

For related configurations already supplied by The Debug Store, see the Acute BusFinder BF7264B listing: https://thedebugstore.com/products/acute-technology-busfinder-bf7264b-protocol-analyser-uk

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Months‑long capture

Hardware decode, transitional storage and SSD logging expose rare events that evade short captures.

One box, many buses

Swap active probes to analyse eMMC, SD/SDIO, NAND, MIPI D‑PHY, UFS and SGMII without changing platforms.

Correlated insights

Combine protocol, logic and optional DSO stacking to see cause‑and‑effect across layers.

Der Acute Technology BF7264 High-Speed ​​Protocol Analyser ist ein fortschrittliches 2-in-1-Instrument, das einen leistungsstarken 64-Kanal-Logik- und Protokollanalysator in einer Lösung vereint.

Hauptmerkmale

  • Unterstützt die Analyse von Protokollen, einschließlich eMMC 5.1, MIPI D-PHY 1.2, NAND Flash, SD 3.0/4.1, SGMII und UFS 2.1 (nur BF7264B+)
  • 32 GB Gesamtaufnahmespeicher
  • Echtzeit-Datenanzeige und Wellenformanzeige nach der Erfassung
  • Hardwarebasierte Dekodierung für lange Aufnahmen ohne Datenverlust
  • Statistiken, Suche und Filterung für eine effiziente Analyse
  • Logikanalysatormodus mit bis zu 2,4 GHz Timinganalyse
  • USB 3.0-Schnittstelle mit PC-basierter Software

Hauptvorteile

  • Beschleunigen Sie das Debuggen und Validieren von Designs mithilfe von eMMC-, MIPI-, NAND-, SD-, SGMII- und UFS-Schnittstellen.
  • Verbessern Sie die Zuverlässigkeit, indem Sie Fehler und Verstöße gegen Protokollstandards identifizieren.
  • Optimieren Sie Entwicklungsabläufe mit Echtzeit-Datenanalyse und effizienter Nachbearbeitung.
  • Flexibel für den Einsatz in Labor-Debug- oder Fertigungstestumgebungen
  • Intuitive Software und Triggerung für schnelles Einrichten und umsetzbare Ergebnisse
Mit seiner Kombination aus Hochgeschwindigkeits-Hardware-Dekodierung und Analysesoftware ermöglicht der Acute BF7264 Protocol Analyser Ingenieuren die gründliche Validierung und Fehlerbehebung eingebetteter Systeme unter Verwendung der neuesten Speicher-, Anzeige- und Kommunikationsprotokolle.
Engineer Q&A

Questions and Answers

8 questions
  • What Host Interface and OS Are Supported?

    It connects over USB 3.0 to Windows 7/8/10/11 PCs (64-bit software only). Minimum 8 GB RAM, 16 GB recommended.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
  • Are Active Probes Required?

    Not always. Acute supplies protocol-specific active probes for easier connection to the target, and some options can also use flying leads. Triggering and statistics are provided by each protocol option.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
  • Can It Export Decoded Data for Analysis?

    Yes. You can export decoded reports to TXT/CSV for scripting and automated analysis.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
  • What’s the Difference Between Analyser, Logger and Monitor Modes?

    Each mode captures differently:

    • Analyser shows protocol traffic in real time.
    • Logger streams to SSD for very large captures.
    • Monitor records rare, trigger-only events from device memory.
    Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
  • Is UFS Supported?

    Yes, as a UFS 2.1 option on the BF7264B+ and BF7264 Pro. Acute lists UFS only for those two models.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
  • How Is It Different From Oscilloscope-Based Decode?

    Oscilloscopes are best for physical-layer compliance and eye/jitter analysis. BusFinder focuses on long-form protocol logging, hardware decode and statistics.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
  • Can It Run as a Pure Logic Analyser?

    Yes, it captures 64 channels with timing/state and overlays bus decodes; it can also stack with a DSO as an MSO.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
  • How Does Transitional Storage Help?

    Transitional storage avoids heavy decompression after capture, so results show as soon as the capture is processed. It does reduce the number of usable channels.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026

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