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Goepel Brings Powerful Embedded Test and Programming to Embedded World 2017
March 1, 2017 | GOEPEL ElectronicEstimated reading time: 1 minute
State-of-the-art test technologies, powerful test bus simulation for vehicle networks and a broad array of test technologies from a single source: GOEPEL electronic brings Embedded JTAG and Automotive Test Solutions to Embedded World 2017 (Hall 4, Booth 271), for a world premiere.
basicCAN6153.STM is the new stress and trigger module for CAN FD. It is specifically designed for manipulating CAN / CAN FD communication, enabling accurate protocol tests. The functionality is available as an extended option for the Series 61 communication controllers.
The so-called Embedded JTAG Solutions will also be officially introduced for the first time. GOEPEL electronic presents a philosophy that includes complete coverage of JTAG-based test and programming technologies: Embedded Board Test, Embedded Functional Test and Embedded Programming. These elements will provide the most valuable tools for the electronics test challenges of the future.
Numerous tried-and-tested technologies complete the range of offerings from GOEPEL electronic, with solutions for nearly any problem in the development or production area. These consist of high-speed bit error rate test of interfaces such as USB 3.0, the qualitative testing of high-speed link cables and test and validation of various processors.
Users from the automotive sector will find a wide range of communication controllers from Series 61. For infotainment test applications, the Video Dragon excels as a frame generator and frame grabber to test high-speed connections. Video sources, such as cameras in driving assistance systems, can easily be linked to a standard PC using EasyCON.
These and many more products will be exhibited at this year’s embedded world, March 14-16 in Nuremberg.
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