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Summit T416 -
Teledyne LeCroy
The Summit™ T416 analyzer is the computer industry's first high speed PCIe 4.0 protocol analyzer that meets the challenge of 16GT/s and up to x16 lane width protocol analysis. Many PCIe 4.0 product designs are already in progress using the PCIe 4.0 specification. Companies are currently working with the Teledyne LeCroy Summit Z416 protocol exerciser for PCIe 4.0 at the deployment of PCIe 4.0 for host system emulation with their testing needs. This combination of a protocol analyzer and exerciser make Teledyne LeCroy the only supplier of protocol test and development tools for PCIe Gen 4. High speed interposers that provide protocol analyzer connectivity to CEM or other form factor sockets on system boards will still continue to be the principle way to capture PCIe traffic into the protocol analyzer.
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iWave Systems Technologies
iWave’s ARINC 818 Video Protocol Analyzer (VPA) instantly verifies the ADVB Packets against ARINC818 Standards. ARINC818 VPA software efficiently captures, decodes the ADVB data, and displays the ADVB data, raw video data, and error status. It is an excellent troubleshooting tool that helps to quickly detect and rectify errors in the ARINC 818-2 applications, simultaneously ensuring compliance of the system with the ARINC 818-2 standards.
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P5551A -
Keysight Technologies
Keysight PCIe 5.0 Protocol Exerciser gives the flexibility in emulating either as a root complex or as an endpoint device when validating PCIe designs.
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P5570A -
Keysight Technologies
Keysight PCIe 6.0 Protocol Analyzer redefines protocol debugging and validation through a new innovative CEM card form factor, bringing vast improvement in signal integrity and equalization with instant link-up to systems as well as devices under test
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P5552A -
Keysight Technologies
The Keysight P5552A PCIe 5.0 Protocol Analyzer introduces a new form factor that is easily deployable in the lab bench environment to enable deep protocol analysis of a PCIe system with unparallel signal integrity. Locate protocol errors or validate device operations by viewing data from the physical layer all through the transactional layer with ease.
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781037-01 -
NI
PXIe, OCXO PXI Synchronization Module—The PXIe‑6674T generates and routes clocks and triggers between devices in a PXI Express chassis as well as to other PXI and PXI Express chassis or third-party instrumentation. The PXIe‑6674T unlocks the advanced low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS) trigger signals PXIe‑DStarA, PXIe‑DStarB, and PXIe‑DStarC, on PXI Express while fully supporting the PXI trigger lines. The PXIe‑6674T can generate two types of clock signals: a highly stable 10 MHz clock based on an onboard precision oven-controlled crystal oscillator (OCXO) reference and a second clock from the direct digital synthesis (DDS) clock generation circuit.
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785034-01 -
NI
PXIe, Rubidium PXI Synchronization Module - The PXIe-3352 generates high-stability clock signals for PXI or third-party instrumentation. It provides a high-accuracy sine wave, square wave, or 1 pps output, and it includes a built-in GPS receiver (external antenna required) to discipline the rubidium oscillator for long-term stability. The front panel DC power input maintains power to the rubidium oscillator if the PXI chassis is powered off, keeping the rubidium oscillator stable over time and eliminating the effects of retrace. The GPS receiver also maintains its location information during power off for fast system bring up.
