The Cheetah SPI Host Adapter was released back in 2006 as Total Phase's second host adapter. It is a full-duplex, high-speed SPI master signaling at up to 40+ MHz. This product was specifically designed to sustain 40+ MHz bitrates to help embedded systems engineers develop and program SPI-based components and systems. For the past five years, t...
Total Phase is happy to announce that the Beagle USB 5000 SuperSpeed Protocol Analyzer has been selected as a finalist in Test & Measurement World's Best in Test Awards in the "Bus and Logic Analyzers" category! We are also pleased that the Komodo CAN Duo Interface has been selected as a finalist for the Best in Test Awards.
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Total Phase released the Beagle USB 12 Protocol Analyzer in August of 2005, the first among Total Phase's line of Beagle protocol analyzers. This affordable and effective device monitors Full/Low-speed USB data, which expanded Total Phase's protocol expertise into USB. Less than two months later, Total Phase released the Beagle I2C/SPI Protocol...
2011 marks a big year for Total Phase. We released the long-awaited Komodo CAN Duo Interface, our dual-channel all-in-one tool for CAN monitoring and programming. We traveled all over the world, demonstrating our products at various trade shows in Europe, Asia, and the US. Total Phase also held its first ever hands-on training class with plans ...
We are pleased to announce our newest video spotlighting one of the many features of our Data Center Software -- Using Data Center's LTSSM View for USB 3.0 Debugging!
LTSSM, or Link Training Status State Machine, is new in USB 3.0. We've developed a video that helps explain what the link states are and how to take advantage of them during develo...
The Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter was released back in 2003 as Total Phase's first product. Since then, it has been one of our most popular tools. We know that the Aardvark I2C/SPI adapter has been used and loved by many engineers over the past 8 years. Now, we want to hear some of your stories on how you've used the Aardvark I2C/SPI adapte...
