Watch and learn how to use the packet truncation and configuration management features in the Data Center Software! This short video provides a quick overview on how to use these tools in Data Center with the Beagle USB 5000 SuperSpeed Protocol Analyzer. Packet truncation is a hardware filter that can be applied to USB 3.0 captures. Users ca...

We are very happy to announce that the Beagle USB 5000 SuperSpeed Protocol Analyzer has won Test & Measurement World's 2012 Best in Test Award in the "Bus and Logic Analyzers" category! The Best in Test Awards were announced at a ceremony held in conjunction with DesignCon 2012 on January 31, 2012.

2012 Best in Test Award

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In this video, we will monitor the USB 3.0 traffic from Cypress' EZ-USB® FX3 microcontroller, with integrated USB 3.0, using the Beagle USB 5000 SuperSpeed Protocol Analyzer. The Beagle USB 5000 analyzer is a fast and efficient USB 3.0 protocol analyzer capable of real-time display, search, and filtering. The video demonstrates how the Beag...

We are pleased to announce the release of Data Center v 5.20! This update includes many new features, primarily packet truncation for USB 3.0.

Packet Truncation is a hardware filter that can be applied to USB 3.0 captures. It enables a greater number of USB transactions by only keeping the first 20, 36, or 68 symbols of each transaction. This ...

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 deve...

We are back in the office and wrapping up from a successful exhibition at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco. Throughout the three days at the Moscone Convention Center, we showed off the Beagle USB 5000 analyzer for USB 3.0 in the SuperSpeed USB community. We were happy to see the attendee interest in USB 3.0, and it looks like mome...