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Corelis Debuts Version 1.23 of I2C Exerciser Software

Posted by Ken Cheung in EDA Tools on Friday, November 16, 2012

Corelis I2C Exerciser Software

Corelis introduced version 1.23 of I2C Exerciser software. The tool improves the capabilities of Corelis’ BusPro-I and CAS-1000-I2C/E bus analyzer products. The new software upgrade is available free to registered owners of the Corelis BusPro-I and CAS-1000-I2C/E products. A trial version of the software is also available to new users.

The I2C Exerciser software enables users to generate I2C traffic, non-intrusively listen to and record all I2C bus traffic, and display real-time data in both state and waveform timing windows — all concurrently using a single instrument. Advanced software capabilities include master and slave emulation, a scripting language to control test sequences, and signal parametric measurements.

I2C Exerciser Software, Version 1.23 Features

  • Repeatable trigger conditions
  • Additional slave addressing options for buses with no 10bit address slaves
  • Signal waveforms can be printed directly from the Monitor interface
  • New I2C parameters now available for measurement in the Parameter Scope
  • Discrete I/O signal timing is now included in exported timing files
  • Additional application programming interface examples including Python and National Instruments LabVIEW
  • This release has been verified to run on Windows 8

More info: Corelis I2C Exerciser Software

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