Thursday 1st of June, lecture room: Croesefoyer

How can you efficiently bring up, debug, diagnose and fine-tune a newly developed embedded system in your lab, or even in the field?

Easics does this over an ethernet-network (LAN), using TCP/IP and UDP  protocols. A PC controls the embedded system under test as well as all connected test & measurement equipment (such as power supplies and scopes) via the LAN. Data streams are generated and captured over the same LAN, be it 10 Gigabit per second, or 1 Gigabit per second.

Easics offers hardware IP cores implementing the TCP/IP and UDP stacks that can be embedded in an FPGA. This removes the need for USB, GPIB,  UART, I2C, SPI, CameraLink, etc. as test-interfaces in the lab altogether.

In this talk, Easics shows how you can participate in this party.

Geert Verbruggen, Easics

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