Probe Sniffs Out HyperTransport Problems

April 1, 2002
Designed for use with an Agilent logic analyzer, the FS2240 analysis probe is intended for designers of computers that incorporate HyperTransport technology. Providing an electrical and mechanical interface between a HyperTransport device, the probe

Designed for use with an Agilent logic analyzer, the FS2240 analysis probe is intended for designers of computers that incorporate HyperTransport technology. Providing an electrical and mechanical interface between a HyperTransport device, the probe connects to a special connector that is installed in the target system. It also includes software to set up the logic analyzer and to perform transaction analysis in real-time. Other features include support for both 8- and 16-bit, full-duplex operation, link monitoring at up to 1 GHz, and a synchronous state analysis mode where the analyzer master clock is a buffered version of the HyperTransport clock. Price is $29,000. FUTUREPLUS SYSTEMS CORP., Colorado Springs, CO. (719) 278-3540.

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