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LeCroy is a leading provider of protocol analyzers, exercisers/emulators, jammers and verification tools for existing and emerging digital communications standards. Designed to generate, capture, and analyze high-speed communications traffic, LeCroy's tools help developers to discover and correct persistent and intermittent errors and flaws in their product design.

DDR3   The Kibra 380 is the first standalone DDR3 bus analyzer designed specifically to overcome the cost and complexity of monolithic test approaches that rely on logic analyzer platforms. Fully self-contained, the Kibra 380 uses non-intrusive interposer probes to transparently monitor DDR3 transactions on a live system. With no calibration required, the Kibra 380 provides complete visibility to DDR3 command and timing intervals allowing developers to verify compliance with the JEDEC specification.

DDR3 & DDR4   LeCroy's pioneering approach to serial data presentation has benefited developers of computer systems and peripherals for over 15 years. With its introduction of a new low-cost test platform for DDR3 & DDR4, LeCroy now brings its high-speed probing and analysis expertise to developers of high performance memory systems.

Ethernet   Ethernet, as the most common communication protocol on the planet, continues to spread into new markets and presents Ethernet engineers with new test challenges. Specifically, With the increasing adoption of lossless ethernet standards like FCoE; and increases in the line-rates of ethernet to 10 Gb/s and 40 Gb/s; previously available test tools are becoming ineffective or to expensive for Ethernet product developers. Teledyne LeCroy is addressing these needs by leveraging our extensive experience in high-speed serial data analysis tools currently used by many of the same companies devleloping products for SAN, LAN, and other high-speed protocol environments.

Fibre Channel   Fibre Channel is a networking standard used primarily as the infrastructure for storage area networks (SAN) in enterprise data centers. Fibre Channel has 80%+ market share in the Storage Area Networking space and will see continued development and use for many years to come. 8GFC, the latest shipping version of Fibre Channel, and future Fibre Channel related standards will continue to serve applications where the need for higher network bandwidth continues to grow at exponential rates.

IOTA Software Suite   The LeCroy IOTA Software Suite is designed to work with Intel's next generation processors, bringing LeCroy's world class protocol viewing and intuitive user interface to internal trace data from various sources as defined by Intel. The internal trace data is extracted from the system using the Intel provided pod and is fully decoded, time correlated and viewed using LeCroy's IOTA Software Suite advanced visualization and analysis software.

PCI Express   PCI Express (PCIe) has become the leading interconnect technology to succeed the Peripheral Connect Interface (PCI) architecture.The PCI Express(PCIe) architecture retains the PCI usage model and software interfaces for investment protection and smooth development migration. The technology is aimed at multiple market segments in the computing and communication industries, and supports chip-to-chip, board-to-board and adapter solutions. PCI Express 3.0 currently runs at 8GT/s or 8GBps per lane in each direction, providing a total bandwidth of 32GBps in a 16-lane configuration which is the largest size in use.

SAS (Serial Attached SCSI)   Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) is a data transfer technology designed to move data to and from storage devices such as disk drives, host bus adapters (HBA), and expanders. SAS is a serialized enhancement and replacement to parallel SCSI. Since SAS ratification in 2004, and it’s move to 6Gbps in 2008, LeCroy has continued to support and innovate with it’s industry leading protocol analysis and traffic generation capabilities.

SATA (Serial ATA)   Serial ATA (SATA) is a data transfer technology designed to move data to and from storage devices such as disk drives, ATAPI drives, host bus adapters (HBA), and port multipliers. SATA is a serialized enhancement and replacement to parallel IDE. Since SATA ratification in 2003 and its move to 6Gbps in 2008, LeCroy has continued to support and innovate with its industry leading protocol analysis and traffic generation capabilities.

SimPASS Software   SimPASS allows RTL simulation vector files (that describe PCI Express data traffic in the pre-silicon phase) to be displayed and analyzed in the same way as hardware-derived trace files in the post-silicon phase. By extracting features that show potential flaws in data and transaction packets from the data stream, SimPASS enables developers to more completely test and debug the logic design before committing the design to silicon, a major advance in eliminating design flaws that can cause expensive and time-consuming redesign.

USB   Since the introduction of USB over 10 years ago, LeCroy has been a leading provider of verification tools used to debug and test USB semiconductors, devices, and software. Offering both analyzer and exerciser capabilities, the LeCroy systems help developers avoid costly interoperability problems by quickly identifying issues and verifying compliance with the specification.

Additional Protocol Analyzers

Accessories   Protocol Analyzer Accessories and Adapters

IEEE 1394   With serial data analysis experience dating back to 1995, LeCroy is uniquely positioned to provide 1394-based verification and test tools for the PC and consumer electronics market. A fixture in the early development of IEEE-1394 compliance testing, LeCroy’s Fire Inspector analyzer platform is unmatched in its ability to capture and verify 1394A communication links.

InfiniBand   The Infiniband architecture supports high speed serial data links operating at 2.5Gb/s and its support of a switch fabric that allows data from any node in the network to communicate to any other node without being routed through a CPU.

PCI/PCI-X   Released in 1992, the Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) specification standardized the connector and motherboard slots on Intel-based computers. Over the years it has evolved to address higher performance applications and LeCroy’s popular TA Series of PCI and PCI-X Analyzers and Exercisers played a vital role helping test, debug, and characterize these PCI systems.