We have a new product in development that will contain a new Microsemi FPGA device and the Micron Flash N25Q00AA13G1240E - both need to be programmed. They will be built into a panel, eight to a panel. I am developing a test box that will connect to a minimum of four devices. I have some questions:

I will be programming Serial flash and I see that your Cheetah and Aardvark host adapters both support SPI programming. I have two questions:

We are starting to use the KomodoTM CAN Duo Interface - it is very easy to set up and use. We like the activity LEDs and the choice of connectors. The ability to make the device active or passive is also useful. We have a few questions about the Komodo:

Today's article is based on a new Knowledge Base article, Sending SPI Messages Between Two Aardvark adapters Using Aardvark LabVIEW.

Today's article is based on a new Knowledge Base article, Sending I2C Messages Between Two Aardvark adapters Using Aardvark LabVIEW

I'm working on a project where I need to continuously capture data - I'll be running the system overnight with the BeagleTM USB 480 Protocol Analyzer. My questions:

I have an SPI device that supports continuous read/write, and its format is not standard. The size of data for this device is approximate 1Mbit. Because the format is not standard, I plan to use LabVIEW so I can modify the SPI header to match the device that will drive. I have been using the AardvarkTM I2C/SPI Host Adapter, but for the higher data rate of this device, it looks like I need to use the CheetahTM SPI Host Adapter to transfer the data. My questions:

We are using a KomodoTM CAN Duo Interface and Data CenterTM Software.  We need to generate CAN Bus statistics for the following:

I am using the AardvarkTM I2C/SPI Host Adapter as an SPI master with multiple slave devices. Can you clarify how the  Aardvark API Software command aa_spi_write() works?