Teledyne LeCroy M-PHY Gear 1/2/3 UniPro/UFS Protocol Analyzer/Exerciser Eclipse M42

The Eclipse M42, with support for Gear 4 speeds up to 11.8GBps, is the right tool for engineers and developers who need to ensure the correct and efficient operation of technologies employing the high data transfer speeds of the UniPro/UFS specifications supported by M-PHY interfaces. Teledyne LeCroy’s UniPro M Series Protocol Suite provides all the views you need to debug captured data. The Events window shows activity on the bus as a complete picture of all events, and allows drill-down to the lowest level bytes. This unique time-aligned display includes fillers, Prepare, SYNC, Hibern8, sleep, stall and other M-PHY level packets. Add in the Trace Validation Expert system analysis, the Eclipse M42 delivers protocol analysis, compliance conformance verification, and automated quality testing in one powerful package. Trace Validation powers a number of the Eclipse M42’s most exciting features. Trace Validation uses state machine logic to analyze captured traces algorithmically without user intervention. It identifies transactions on the link by analyzing millions of packets in a trace capture, then evaluates the complete protocol sequences and individual packets for conformance to the specification. Trace Validation finds the problems an engineer can’t. The Eclipse M42 Exerciser can be configured to initiate conformance test cases, then use Trace Validation to verify that the resulting protocol sequences and packets conform to the CTS. Extensive reporting and analysis tools include reports by test parameters – status, individual tests, or test rules, and within tests by packet characteristics such as packet number, byte, speed, link, etc. Summary and full reports and pass/fail reports are also provided. Exerciser stress testing controls the DUT and executes hundreds of thousands of tests automatically. Stop after any number of loops or No Result Test Cases, and analyze the results with Trace Validation. Users can also create their own test cases for fully automated testing.