I2C Development Kit

$705

Part Number: TP120112

Availability: Limited Availability

A comprehensive kit that bundles a set of Total Phase's industry-leading I2C tools and accessories.

The I2C Development Kit is a comprehensive and cost-effective kit that bundles together a complete set of Total Phase's industry-leading I2C development tools and popular accessories.

Both beginners and advanced developers will appreciate the convenience and value of the kit for developing and debugging an I2C bus on an embedded system.

With this kit, developers can:

Exercise target devices on an I2C bus as a master device.
Simulate an I2C master or slave device.
Program and verify I2C-based memory devices.
Passively monitor an I2C bus in real-time with bit-level timing down to 20 ns.

The I2C Development Kit includes:

(1) Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter
(1) Beagle I2C/SPI Protocol Analyzer
(2) 10-Pin Split Cables
(1) I2C/SPI Activity Board
(2) 6 foot USB A->B cable
Software (downloadable from website):
- Windows USB Drivers
- Linux USB Hot Plug Configuration files
- Data Center Software
- Control Center Software
- Aardvark Software API
- Beagle Software API
- Rosetta Language Bindings: C/C++, .NET, Python, Visual Basic
- Example Code
- Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter Datasheet
- Beagle I2C/SPI Protocol Analyzer Datasheet
- Documentation


Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter	Beagle I2C/SPI Protocol Analyzer

10-Pin Split Cable	I2C/SPI Activity Board

Eligible Software and firmware upgrades are available in the Downloads section of this website.

Software Required

TP207010: USB Drivers - Windows

TP207210: USB Drivers - Linux

TP201010: Control Center Software

TP201110: Data Center Software

TP201310: Flash Center Software

TP202010: Aardvark LabVIEW Driver

TP200110: Aardvark Software API

TP202110: Beagle LabVIEW Driver

TP200210: Beagle Software API

Resources

User Manuals

Quick Start Guides

Downloads

Support

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Reviews

1

Francisco

Great Tool

2021-08-09

Beagle and Aardvark are great and easy to use tools to work with I2C plattforms Integrated with Data Center and Control Center transforms my research and test environement in a very powerful platform.

charles a.

its an awesome device

2020-02-24

its an awesome device

Rex N.

Thumbs up.

2020-01-05

Thumbs up.

Jose P.

Awesome kit!

2019-03-20

The best kit to develop/analyze I2C comunication.

Graham D.

I2C Dev Kit

2017-06-13

I am new entry to I2C and SPI development and this kit is an amazing tool that has made the introduction so much easier, not only can you use the kit plus beagle as a training aid it also supports prototyping your solution. One of the best investments I have made in a while and low cost for what it offers.

Ed G.

I2C Dev Kit - Great HW/SW with no documentation

2016-09-07

Love the product, works great. Software works well on Mac. Could not find any documentation on setup or use - which software to download, how to hook up, etc. Had to find another engineer in town that uses the product to show me. He had figured out how to use the product without any documentation - said he never found any, either.

Mervin J.

Easy,Afforadable and Reliable

2015-12-08

Easy to test, very stable to probe... Nice Development and test device

Mike P.

Best Value by far for evaluating I2C and basic SPI peripherals

2015-10-12

I have been designing with I2C and SPI peripherals for 30 years. Hands down, the TotalPhase Beagle I2C/SPI Protocol Analyzer and Ardvark Host Adapter are the easiest to use, fastest to implement, and least expensive (by 3X) tools on the market.

James G.

Very handy tools in the I2C Development Kit

2015-03-05

I had put off buying this because I didn't want to spend the money, however, you can get a lot more done with these tools than with a scope, so I think it is worth it. I would like the Ardvark to be able to be Master and Slave at the same time, but since each mode shares internal hardware, it can't. I'm very happy with this equipment.

Jon M.

awesome tool for serial comm debugging

2014-06-05

This is an awesome tool. I have found many unexpected errors in code. Wish it could capture a second serial channel simultaneously