We are using the Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter as a Master for checking the SMBus on one of our development platforms. Here is a high-level overview of our setup:

Polling and interrupts are two different mechanisms used in computer systems to help facilitate the communication and synchronization between devices. Polling involves continually checking the status of a device, while interrupts allow devices to signal when an event needs immediate attention. In this post, we'll further explore the differences between polling and interrupts, examining their advantages and disadvantages, as well as different applications where each may be used.

I am analyzing the USB signals and the USB Power Delivery of a board that is connected to a smartphone with a USB-C cable. I have the Beagle USB 480 Power Protocol Analyzer - Ultimate Edition. I am not sure if this device interfaces with USB-C – what are your recommendations?