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Total Phase at Embedded World North America 2024!
Derek Cooper

Total Phase exhibited this past week at the first-ever Embedded World North America conference in Austin, Texas.

The Embedded World Exhibition & Conference brings the embedded design community together to provide a unique opportunity to share their knowledge and help others turn ideas and innovations into real products. There was a huge focus at this conference around the future of AI and its potential to revolutionize the embedded industry.

This event marked the first time that Embedded World was held in North America, and given the success of this initial debut in the USA, it has already been decided that a future show will take place next year in Anaheim, CA.

total phase staff at embedded world north america booth

 

At our booth, Total Phase Sales and Marketing staff had the pleasure to meet with numerous happy customers and attendees from around the globe who have been using Total Phase’s solutions for years to efficiently execute their most important debugging projects.

On display at the Total Phase booth were live demonstrations of our Promira Serial Platform coupled with the Beagle I2C/SPI Protocol Analyzer to showcase how the Beagle analyzer can capture I2C data in real time through the Data Center Software interface. We also displayed our Advanced Cable Tester v2, displaying reports of passed and failed USB cables.

Attendees who work extensively with I2C and/or SPI were intrigued by the Promira platform’s enhanced features and capabilities, including its support for higher speeds of I2C and SPI, as well as its ability to connect via Ethernet. Other customers were also impressed by the Advanced Cable Tester v2’s ability to generate detailed eye-diagrams and masks to test a cable’s signal integrity within a matter of seconds. A few attendees even tested their own personal USB cables and were dazzled by the cable tester’s ease of use as many of them continue to express that cable quality remains a challenge in their everyday development efforts.

For those who missed seeing these demos live in person, you can watch them here:

If you are finding challenges with effectively debugging common serial protocols such as I2C, SPI, USB, CAN, or eSPI, or you are one of many companies who are concerned with the safety and reliability of next generation USB cables, then please contact us at  sales@totalphase.com - we’d love to help!