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ARM Announces Debug Probe for High-Speed Serial Trace
September 30, 2014 -- ARM today announced support for the ARM® High-Speed Serial Trace Port (HSSTP) specification and the Marvell® SETM protocol in ARM DS software development tools.
The new ARM DSTREAM HSSTP probe takes advantage of serial transmit ports available on compatible SoCs to achieve higher trace data bandwidth while using fewer pins than parallel trace ports. This enables, for instance, the collection and analysis of highly detailed instruction and data trace at a 1- lane (2 pin) rate of up to 12.5 Gbit/s.
The new probe supports ARM HSSTP-compatible SoCs featuring 1 to 6 lanes, up to a combined data rate of 20 Gbit/s. The DSTREAM HSSTP probe is sold as an extension to the existing ARM DSTREAM debug unit, and is supported by ARM DS-5 Development Studio Professional and Ultimate editions.
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Product availability from October 2014.
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ARM is at the heart of the world's most advanced digital products. Our technology enables the creation of new markets and transformation of industries and society. We design scalable, energy efficient-processors and related technologies to deliver the intelligence in applications ranging from sensors to servers, including smartphones, tablets, enterprise infrastructure and the Internet of Things.
Our innovative technology is licensed by ARM Partners who have shipped more than 50 billion System on Chip (SoCs) containing our intellectual property since the company began in 1990. Together with our Connected Community, we are breaking down barriers to innovation for developers, designers and engineers, ensuring a fast, reliable route to market for leading electronics companies. Learn more and join the conversation at http://community.arm.com.
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