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Corelis Adds Queued Transactions to I2C Bus Analyzers
Cerritos, CA — Corelis has released version 1.25 of its I2C Exerciser soft- ware for BusPro-I and CAS-1000- I2C/E I2C bus analyzers. The soft- ware update includes new queued transactions for CAS-1000-I2C/E models along with many more en- hancements. The update has added new
queued read, queued receive and random read (write-restart-read) functions to the scripting language and application programming inter- face (API). Queued read functions allow read transactions to return valid data with no added delay for applications with tight timing re-
ACL Staticide Formulates Silicone Conformal Coating
Chicago, IL — ACL has added a new silicone conformal coating to its ex- isting selection of rework and repair aerosols. This transparent coating, 8695, provides insulation and protec- tion for both flexible and rigid PCBs. It protects against soldering heat, corrosive vapors, moisture, and fun- gus. The silicone-based resin helps to reduce or avoid corrosion on electron-
quirements. Transaction tracking can now be
disabled in the API, allowing transac- tions to add minimal delay between write and read. Messages can now be filtered, based on matching multiple bytes in multiple positions. The update adds new parame-
ter validation sets for SMBus 100 kHz, 400 kHz and 1 MHz classes with its Parameters Scope (CAS- 1000-I2C/E version only). There is also new built-in PEC CRC8 check- ing for read script functions when
using the test and master emulation modules (CAS-1000-I2C/E version only).
The I2C Exerciser software al-
lows users to generate I2C traffic, non-intrusively listen to and record all I2C bus traffic and display real- time data in both state and wave- form timing windows concurrently, using a single instrument. The new scripting functions can be used to queue sequences of write and read commands with no added delay, while still allowing scripts and API
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Programmable Function generator - Sine wave, Square wave, etc.
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ACL 8695 silicone conformal coating.
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calls to record and process data re- turned from I2C slave devices. The software upgrade is avail-
able to registered owners of the Corelis BusPro-I and CAS-1000- I2C/E products at no cost. A trial ver- sion of the software is also available to new users by registering at the
Corelis website. Contact: Corelis, Inc., 13100
Alondra Boulevard, Cerritos, CA 90703 % 562-926-6727 fax: 562-404- 6196 E-mail:
ryan.jones@
corelis.com Web:
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