Total Phase Beagle I2C/SPI Protocol Analyzer
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Total Phase Beagle I2C/SPI Protocol Analyzer 
Part Number: TTP100003

Non-Intrusive, Real-Time I2C and SPI Bus Monitor

The versatile Beagle™ I2C/SPI Protocol Analyzer is the ideal tool for the embedded engineer who is developing an I2C or SPI based product. The Beagle analyzer provides a high performance bus monitoring solution in a small, portable package. Perfect for engineers in the field and in the lab.

Features of the Beagle I2C/SPI Protocol Analyzer:

Non-intrusively monitor I2C up to 2 MHz

Non-intrusively monitor SPI up to 24 MHz

Real-Time Data Capture and Display - Watch I2C and SPI packets as they occur on the bus.

Bit-level timing down to 20 ns resolution

USB-powered, no power supply required

Bit-level timing down to 20 ns resolution

Free software and API available

Fully Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X compatible

Note: Actual SPI capture performance is dependent on CPU speed and SPI bus throughput. 24 MHz SPI capture has been tested for typical applications (e.g., captures of a few hundred SPI packets). Depending on user configuration, the maximum achievable capture throughput for continuous streaming applications may be less than 24 MHz.

Powerful Data Center Software

The Data Center™ Software is a free bus monitoring software that captures and displays I2C and SPI bus data in true real time through the Beagle™ line of hardware protocol analyzers. It is the only protocol analysis software in the industry with true real-time performance and cross-platform support for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.

Data Center software features LiveDisplay™, LiveFilter™, and LiveSearch™ technologies that allow developers to easily see, filter, and search bus data as it is being captured in real time. Collaborate easily with colleagues by using the free Data Center software to open a saved capture, even without a Beagle analyzer.

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