EDN

Corelis unveils entry-level I2C bus analyzer

Corelis has introduced the BusPro I2C, an entry-level bus analyzer for I2C hardware debugging, software development, and in-system programming. Applications for the BusPro I2C include embedded ...
Hackaday

Bus Pirate 5

While the Bus Pirate 5 is an impressive piece of hardware, the software is arguably where the project really shines. Creator [Ian Lesnet] and several members of the community are constantly working to ...
EDN

Entry-level I2C analyzer costs less than $1,000

Combining a rich set of features with ease of use, the BusPro I2C entry-level I2 C bus analyzer has an introductory price of $995. Among the unit’s features is In-System Programming (ISP), which ...
Ars Technica

Is it possible to read/write more than 511 bytes with a PICKit Serial Analyzer?

I have been given a task that requires communication via I2C and I am unfamiliar with the I2C protocol. I have been asked if it would be possible to read and write all 2000 bytes on an EEPROM with the ...
Electronic Design

I²C-Bus Analyzer Wears Many Hats

In addition to analysis chores, the CAS-1000-I2C I²C-bus analyzer performs exercising, debugging, testing, and serial EEPROM programming duties. It also includes a JTAG controller that supports I²C ...
EDN

Corelis unveils entry-level I2C bus analyzer

In a move to reduce the costs associated with product design, validation, and test, Corelis has introduced the BusPro I2C, an entry-level bus analyzer for I2C hardware debugging, software development, ...