In This Issue
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New Case Study:
Case Study - Beagle USB Protocol Analyzers - Linus Tech Tips
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Featured Video:
How to Use the Ethernet Port on the Promira Serial Platform
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New Blog:
How Do I Write to Multiple Registers of I2C EEPROMs?
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New Case Study: Case Study - Beagle USB Protocol Analyzers - Linus Tech Tips
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Linus Tech Tips, an acclaimed tech-focused YouTube channel known for its comprehensive product tutorials and reviews, has incorporated our Beagle USB Protocol Analyzers into their toolkit. These analyzers are now a key component in their lab for testing a variety of USB peripheral devices.
In our latest case study, learn how their engineering team integrates these USB protocol analyzers into their testing processes, enabling them to perform thorough and autonomous evaluations of mice and keyboards. This process includes measuring device latency and capturing substantial USB data without overloading their systems.
Check out the full case study here:
Case Study - Beagle USB Protocol Analyzers - Linus Tech Tips
Learn more about the Beagle USB Protocol Analyzers they use and their capabilities here:
Beagle USB 480 Protocol Analyzer
Beagle USB 480 Power Protocol Analyzer - Ultimate Edition
See our USB Analyzer Guide for more information into each analyzer's supported features.
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Featured Video: How to Use the Ethernet Port on the Promira Serial Platform
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Designed for speed and versatility, the Promira Serial Platform is our fastest host adapter in our product line, capable of reaching SPI master speeds up to 80 MHz and I2C master speeds up to 3.4 MHz.
The Promira Serial Platform also offers Ethernet port connectivity, which both enables remote access and increases bandwidth, allowing for gigabit speeds.
In this video, we show step-by-step instructions on how to enable the Ethernet port on the Promira platform.
Watch the full video here: How to Use the Ethernet Port on the Promira Serial Platform  Want to learn more about the high-speed advantages of the Promira platform, including its High-speed USB and ethernet connectivity options? Read our blog article here:
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New Blog: How Do I Write to Multiple Registers of I2C EEPROMs?
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Many of our blogs feature answers to real-life customer questions. In our latest blog in this category, we provide insight on how to write to multiple registers of I2C EEPROMs.
To write to multiple registers of I2C EEPROMs using the Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter and Control Center Serial Software, users can utilize the Register Write function with the format <register address> <data>.
To automate this process, batch mode allows scripting XML commands to streamline tasks such as reading and writing device registers.
For full details on this article, please read the article here:
How Do I Write to Multiple Registers of I2C EEPROMs? |
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Product Spotlight: Komodo CAN Duo Interface
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| I searched high and low for a CAN interface that would meet all of our needs. This is the only one I found with built-in GPIO and, more importantly, D9 headers AND terminal blocks on the same unit (if you run your CAN bus over media other than a D9-terminated cable, this will save you having to build a break-out cable). Finally, its price was also in line with other CAN interfaces that have Linux support. |
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- Loss M.
Learn more about the Komodo CAN Duo Interface |
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