USB Analyser training day
27 September 2018
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Over the last few years, we have run a number of workshops in conjunction with Teledyne LeCroy, to provide an introduction into the principals and debug of USB devices. This time, we are modifying the format - it will be more hands on, learning to use the equipment, with less "theory" behind the USB protocol itself.
So it's a shorter day, but, with as much practical work!
The day is aimed at:
- Our existing customers, who own Teledyne LeCroy USB equipment, who would like a refresher
- Hardware, software and firmware engineers who are learning how to use analysers, perhaps on a new project
- Prospective customers who would like to get an understanding of how the protocol analysers could assist them in their debug and development work
- Anyone developing boards / systems with USB 2.0, 3.1 (Gen1 or Gen2), Type-C and Power Delivery who plan to use an analyser in the near future
Attendees will learn about:
- Setup of the hardware
- Configuing the analyser appropraitely for your system
- Simple and advanced triggering and filtering
- Using the available views and analysis options to interpret the data captured
- Analysing a protocol trace to understand:
- Link equalisation
- Link performance
- Expose hardware and software operational characteristics
- How to find the most common issues easily
- Using protocol analyser and exerciser combination to stress an endpoint
- Extensively test device operation
- Using automated validation software to check USB Link and Transaction layer operation
- How to test a link's behaviour when things that shouldn't happen, do happen.
Location: Swindon, UK. Lunch and refreshments included.
Cost: First two places per company free of charge (including lunch); contact us if you need more places
Bring: Laptop, and your USB analyser and associated equipment if you wish (optional)
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