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GoLogicXL-36 -
NCI Logic Analyzers
Logic analyzers and oscilloscopes offering fast sample rates and large memory depths are required to debug and test modern electronics. The GoLogicXL captures a very large window of bus activity using sample depths up to 1 billion samples. 4 GHz sampling rates expose the finest details in your signals. 1 GHz Transitional sampling provides the optimum method to capture fast data bursts separated by seconds, minutes, or even hours of bus inactivity. The GoLogicXL State analysis can also synchronize with single-data-rate 300 MHz SDR clocks, and double-date-rate 250 MHz DDR clocks (500 MHz effective).
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GoLogicXL-72 -
NCI Logic Analyzers
Logic analyzers and oscilloscopes offering fast sample rates and large memory depths are required to debug and test modern electronics. The GoLogicXL captures a very large window of bus activity using sample depths up to 1 billion samples. 4 GHz sampling rates expose the finest details in your signals. 1 GHz Transitional sampling provides the optimum method to capture fast data bursts separated by seconds, minutes, or even hours of bus inactivity. The GoLogicXL State analysis can also synchronize with single-data-rate 300 MHz SDR clocks, and double-date-rate 250 MHz DDR clocks (500 MHz effective).
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B4661A -
Keysight Technologies
DDR3, DDR4, DDR5, LPDDR2, LPDDR3, LPDDR4, and LPDDR5 Analysis . The Keysight B4661A memory analysis software offers a suite of options that include the industry’s first protocol compliance violation testing capability across speed changes, a condensed traffic overview for rapid navigation to areas of interest in the logic analyzer trace, powerful performance analysis graphics, and DDR and LPDDR decoders. With the B4661A memory analysis software and a Keysight logic analyzer*, users can monitor DDR/2/3/4/5 or LPDDR2/3/4/5 systems to debug, improve performance, and validate protocol compliance. Powerful traffic overviews, multiple viewing choices, and real-time compliance violation triggering help identify elusive DDR/LPDDR system violations.
