Key Features
- 12.5 GS/s sampling rate for 80ps timing accuracy
- 3 GHz leadset for capturing digital signals up to 6 Gb/s
- Add high-speed mixed-signal capability to your Teledyne LeCroy high-bandwidth oscilloscope
- Precise timing synchronization via Teledyne LeCroy LBUS for medium- and high-bandwidth oscilloscopes (WaveMaster 8Zi family, WavePro 7Zi family, and WaveRunner 6Zi)
- USB 3.1 for fast data transfer
- Unique QuickLink probing system
- Differential solder-in tips with 9-inch lead simplify access to difficult test points
- Ultra low loading for superior performance
- 6 GHz bandwidth tips are compatible with both HDA digital leadset and Teledyne LeCroy WaveLink differential analog probes for unmatched acquisition flexibility
High-speed Sampling with Superior Sensitivity
The HDA125 samples 18 input signals at 12.5 GS/s, for accurate characterization of the fastest signals. But sample rate is only half the story - high-speed embedded systems testing often poses very challenging signal amplitude conditions. The High-speed Digital Analyzer meets these challenges with ultra-low probe loading and industry-leading sensitivity (150 mV minimum signal swing). The most precise threshold settings are ensured with a unique hysteresis adjustment capability, and three times better threshold accuracy than competing mixed-signal instruments.
Ultimate Probing Flexibility
The QuickLink probe tip system was designed from the ground up to be compatible with both the HDA125 High-speed Digital Analyzer system, and with Teledyne LeCroy’s WaveLink series of differential analog probes. This cross-connection ability allows you to equip your system under test with QuickLink tips at all desired test points, and swap connections between digital and analog acquisition systems as needed.
Acquisition Synchronization and Cross-triggering
The HDA125 connects to Teledyne LeCroy oscilloscopes using an LBUS or ChannelSync interface, enabling the digital channels to be acquired with the same timebase accuracy and triggering synchronization as a built-in mixed-signal solution. A USB 3.1 interface provides high-speed transfer of the acquired digital data to the oscilloscope. And the modular design allows you to better leverage your investment by sharing digital acquisition capability between existing instruments.
DDR Command Bus Capture for Full Interface Visibility
Basic debugging and validation of embedded DDR interfaces typically involves analysis of the analog properties of the clock, data (DQ) and strobe (DQS) signals - and Teledyne LeCroy’s DDR analysis tools are established industry leaders in this application. But when validation tasks become more complex and problems require deeper insight, the ability to trigger on, acquire and visualize the state of the DDR command bus is invaluable. The HDA125 brings command bus acquisition to Teledyne LeCroy’s already comprehensive toolset, providing the ultimate in memory bus analysis capability.
Analyze DDR Bus Activity
The HDA125 enables the unique “bus view” feature of the DDR Debug Toolkit, which brings Teledyne LeCroy’s advanced bus analysis feature set to bear on DDR analysis. View bus activity in tabular form, and move time-correlated views to a desired event with the touch of a button. Search for specific events and bus states within the acquired record. Intuitive color overlays and annotations make it easy to identify areas of interest in the acquired analog waveforms.
Trigger on DDR Commands
The ability to trigger on specific states of the command bus becomes an invaluable tool for quick understanding of DDR signal quality. The HDA125’s logic triggering combines with the DDR Debug Toolkit's intuitive setup and intelligent software cross-triggering to provide the ultimate DDR triggering system. Persistence maps of read and write bursts provide an easy and fast means of identifying subtle signal-quality problems for further investigation.