https://www.embedded-world.de/en/ausstellerprodukte/embwld19/product-9978534/powertrace-serial

The modularity concept of Lauterbach Tools is designed around base modules which are universal and architecture-independent. PowerTrace Serial as a universal trace module is preconfigured for a trace protocol (e.g. ARM-ETM) and can be connected to the target just via an extension cable.

PowerTrace Serial needs PowerDebug PRO in order to debug and connect to the host computer.. In addition to the regular trace features PowerTrace Serial can be used as a 17 channel logic analyzer with the provided Standard Probe for transient recording, simple triggering, protocol analysis etc. With the TRACE32 Analog Probe which could be ordered separately the voltage and current values can be measured for energy profiling.

Features:

Up to 8 lanes
Up to 12.5Gbps per lane
Overall bandwidth of 100Gbps with 8b10b coding
HSSTP-conform target trace connector (SerialPort 0) and universal trace connector (SerialPort 1)
Support of trace via PCIe-interfaces (Gen 3)
4 GByte trace memory
Podbus/Target-Trigger
Integrated logic analyzer
Data eye scanner

For more information please visit: https://www.lauterbach.com/powertrace_serial.html

Leading through technology - Lauterbach is the leading manufacturer of complete, modular and upgradeable microprocessor development tools worldwide with experience in the field of embedded designs since 1979. At the headquarters in Höhenkirchen, near Munich, the engineering team develops and produces highly proficient and specialized Development Tools, which are utilized all over the world under the brand TRACE32®.

The unified and configurable user interface and architecture-independent base modules support almost all of the available processor architectures in the market today. Thanks to this modular concept, the debug system can be optionally extended with off-chip trace functions. TRACE32 tools are applied early in the pre-silicon phase for virtual prototyping and provide seamless transition to all follow-up phases throughout the development process until mass production.

Deeply integrated and processor controlled applications are hidden in a variety of industrial equipment, in mobile phones, in automation, in industrial processing control and medical technology.