This analyzer will decode I2C, with a handful of benefits over the bundled I2C analyzer.
Decode in confidence, with the ability to configure a built-in glitch filter, and granular control over what data appears in the results table.
The analyzer operates in clear view, showing you the decision it made at each point of the signal - great for learning or identifying where something went wrong.
Data is decoded into three categories - Control, Frame and Transaction... each can be independently enabled and disabled.
- "Control" includes the start, restart, stop and error conditions
- "Frame" is a per-frame decode, indicating the address or data value
- "Transaction" is a per-transaction decode, including the full binary payload
For the more busy busses, filtering based on the target address will provide instant visibility on when the device is active. The edge-by-edge details are still visible for everything, but bubbles and table data will only be produced according to the target address you specify.
Robust built-in glitch filtering helps to provide valid decodes, even when your data isn't perfect. In this screenshot there are actually three 8ns glitches in the clock signal, but the decode is still correct.
See: i2c-analyzer
Go to: Edit -> Settings -> Custom Low Level Analyzers
cmake -S . -B build
make -C build
See: ./build/Analyzers/*.so
- Install Visual Studio 2019 Community
- Install CMake
- Install git
cmake -S . -B build
cmake --build build --config Release
See: ./build/Analyzers/Debug/*.dll