USB Analysis SDK

The USB Analysis development kit enables you to easily write customized USB traffic analysis programs. The USB analyzer sends USB packets in addition to bus and power states in real-time to the development kit for customized processing.

Examples of usage include:

• Real time display of data offered over USB
• Triggering of a process during a specific event on the bus
• Counting of error rates of a device under test
• Decoding of proprietary protocols
• Verification of the data integrity of a device under test
• Measurement of the response time of a device connected over a loaded bus

The development kit is available as native or .NET libraries, and is accessible in C++. Integration with the .NET platform enables the rapid development of powerful software programs for the automated testing of USB peripherals. Thanks to .NET, language is no longer a barrier, the development kit is compatible with Visual Basic, C#, J#, Managed C++ and many additional languages.

The most demanding developers will get the most benefit from the native version written in C++. This native version is as easy to use as the .NET version without having to compromise on performance. The two libraries are used in a similar way.

Order Now! You may order The USB Analysis development kit either on-line through our secure server , or by downloading an order form and e-mailing or faxing it to Jungo.

Features

• Low-speed USB traffic analysis (1.5 MB/s), full-speed (12 MB/s) and mixed
• Real-time reception of USB packets, bus and power states
• Ideal for the development of USB traffic analysis programs
• Several analyzers can be used from the same application
• .NET makes it possible to easily write powerful test programs
• .NET platform and compiler available free of charge
• Native C++ version available for uncompromised performance

• Pentium III 600MHz
• 128 MB RAM
• USB host controller 2.0 (recommended)
• Windows® 2000 Service Pack 4, Windows® XP Service Pack 1 or above
• .NET framework SDK 1.1 for .NET version
• Visual C++ 6.0 or above for native C++ version