Total Phase, Inc
Adaptateur hôte I2C/SPI Aardvark Total Phase
Adaptateur hôte I2C/SPI Aardvark Total Phase
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Key Features
- Interface USB vers I2C et SPI
- Logiciel Control Center pour Windows, Linux et macOS fourni et mis à jour gratuitement
- Prend en charge la logique 5 V. À utiliser avec la carte de décalage de niveau pour les niveaux logiques à basse tension
- Un outil essentiel pour tous les ingénieurs en conception électronique
- L'un des adaptateurs hôtes I2C/SPI les plus populaires du marché, dans le monde entier
Achetez un Aardvark I2C/SPI et obtenez 10 % de réduction sur un Beagle I2C/SPI*
Présentation de l' adaptateur hôte I2C/SPI Aardvark de Total Phase - la solution standard de l'industrie pour des tests et une programmation I2C et SPI rapides et puissants. Cet adaptateur puissant se connecte à votre PC hôte via USB, vous permettant de travailler avec le bus I2C ou SPI sous Windows, Linux ou Mac OS X.
Avec le logiciel Total Phase Control Center inclus, vous pouvez facilement contrôler et tester les appareils connectés au bus, ce qui le rend parfait pour les tests de cartes dans un environnement de production. De plus, avec la possibilité d'exécuter des scripts personnalisés, les tests automatiques sont un jeu d'enfant. Et, avec le logiciel de programmation gratuit inclus, vous pouvez facilement programmer des appareils Flash. Et le meilleur dans tout ça ?
Le logiciel Total Phase Control Center peut être téléchargé gratuitement et mis à jour régulièrement sans frais de maintenance à payer ! Mettez à niveau vos tests et votre programmation I2C et SPI dès aujourd'hui avec l'adaptateur hôte I2C/SPI Aardvark de Total Phase.
Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter: The Ultimate Tool for Embedded Systems Debugging
As an electronic design engineer, you know the challenges of debugging and testing embedded systems that use I2C and SPI interfaces. Whether you're working on sensors, memory chips, or other peripherals, you need a reliable and efficient way to communicate with these devices. That's where the Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter from Total Phase comes in.
The Aardvark is a versatile USB-to-I2C/SPI adapter that allows you to quickly create working prototypes, evaluate components, and integrate seamlessly into production and testing environments. With its ability to emulate both master and slave devices, communicate at speeds up to 800 kHz for I2C and 8 MHz for SPI, and provide up to 6 GPIO pins, the Aardvark is a must-have tool for any embedded systems engineer.
Key Features and Benefits
Flexible I2C and SPI Connectivity
The Aardvark supports both I2C and SPI interfaces, allowing you to work with a wide range of devices. Whether you need to read from sensors, write to EEPROMs, or control the bus as a master, the Aardvark has you covered. It can even emulate slave devices, making it easy to test your master implementations.
High-Speed Communication
With I2C speeds up to 800 kHz and SPI speeds up to 8 MHz, the Aardvark enables you to communicate with your devices at their maximum supported rates. This means faster debugging, testing, and programming, saving you valuable time and effort.
Versatile GPIO Functionality
In addition to the I2C and SPI interfaces, the Aardvark provides up to 6 GPIO pins that you can use for various purposes. Whether you need to control additional lines, monitor signals, or trigger events, the Aardvark's GPIO capabilities give you the flexibility to tailor your setup to your specific needs.
Powerful Software Support
The Aardvark comes with a suite of software tools that make it easy to use and integrate into your workflow:
- Control Center Software: A graphical interface that allows you to quickly send and receive I2C and SPI messages, as well as automate tasks using XML-based batch scripts.
- Flash Center Software: A tool for reading, writing, and erasing I2C and SPI EEPROMs and flash memories, with an extensible XML-based parts library.
- Aardvark API: A cross-platform library with example code for Windows, Linux, and macOS, enabling you to create custom applications and integrate the Aardvark into your existing tools and frameworks.
Real-World Problem Solving
Engineers around the world have used the Aardvark to solve a variety of problems in their embedded systems projects. Here are a few examples:
- Debugging I2C communication issues between a microcontroller and a sensor by monitoring the bus signals and identifying the source of the problem.
- Programming EEPROMs with firmware updates in a production environment, using the Aardvark's scripting capabilities to automate the process and ensure consistency.
- Evaluating new SPI sensors by quickly connecting them to the Aardvark and reading their data, without having to design and build a custom test fixture.
In summary, the Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter is an indispensable tool for any electronic design engineer working with embedded systems. Its flexible connectivity, high-speed communication, versatile GPIO functionality, and powerful software support make it the ultimate solution for debugging, testing, and programming I2C and SPI devices. Whether you're working on a prototype or integrating the Aardvark into your production environment, this tool will help you focus on your core competencies and deliver high-quality, reliable embedded systems.
Adaptateur hôte I2C/SPI Aardvark Total Phase
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can my Aardvark be Upgraded?
Yes, The Aardvark firmware is stored in internal Flash Memory, which can be updated, free of charge when new firmware is released by Total Phase. Total Phase offers this free service which secures your investment in their products.
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Can I Program I2C/SPI Memory Devices?
Yes, the Aardvark can program a wide range of EEPROM and Flash memory using the Flash Centre™ software.
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How Long is the Aardvark Warranty
The manufacturer's standard warranty is twelve months. However, The Debug Store offers a full two-year warranty. We can do this because the Aardvark is so reliable.
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How is the Aardvark Powered?
The Aardvark is powered from the host PC via the USB cable. The power consumption of the Aardvark is typically just 25mA.
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The Aardvark Supports I2C and SPI Buses. Can it be used with any other Interfaces?
Yes, The Aardvark Host Adapters will also support:
Display Data Channel (DDC)
System Management Bus (SMBus)
Power Management Bus (PMBus)
Smart Battery Bus (SBBus)
Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI)
Two-Wire Interface (TWI) -
Can the Aardvark Support Multiple Slave Addresses?
Yes and no. The Aardvark can only behave as one I2C address node at any one time. However, the slave address can be changed by using the Aardvark API Software as required.
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Does The Aardvark Support I2C Clock Stretching?
Yes, clock stretching is supported by the Aardvark as a Master or a Slave.
Clock stretching can only be initiated by the slave device. It does this to extend an I2C bus cycle. Note that not all I2C Master or slave devices may support clock stretching so this needs to be considered when clock stretching is relied upon. -
What is an Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter?
The Total Phase Aardvark is a I2C and SPI Bus Host Adapter. It connects to the host PC using a USB cable and is used to control devices on either type of bus. It can also be used to program flash devices with an I2C or SPI bus interface.
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Is their a CAD file available for this part?
Sorry, no as the design files for the product are proprietary. However, the Aardvark is a simple object which can easily be measured to assist with placing it into your equipment. Many customers include the Aardvark into production test rigs successfully.
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What problems does the total phase aardvark i2C/SPI host adapter solve?
The Total Phase Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter is a device that solves the problem of interfacing between a computer and other devices through the I2C and SPI protocols. The adapter provides a convenient and reliable way to connect and communicate with I2C and SPI devices, allowing developers to easily debug, test, and program these devices. By using the adapter, developers can save time and effort in developing their projects, as well as reduce the risk of damaging the target device during the testing and debugging process.
What's Included
Adaptateur hôte I2C/SPI Aardvark Total Phase
- Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter Unit
- 6 foot USB A->B cable
- Software (downloadable from Total Phase)
