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Total Phase SPI Active Level 1 - 12.5 MHz

Protocol: SPI

Total Phase SPI Active Level 1 - 12.5 MHz, TP600510. This application provides state-of-the-art SPI host adapter functionality for the Promira Serial Platform.

Total Phase SPI Active Level 1 - 12.5 MHz

This application provides state-of-the-art host adapter functionality. With this application you will be able to actively exercise your SPI bus in many ways.

The SPI Active - Level 1 Application is a download that runs on your Promira Serial Platform unit. Once you have purchased a Promira Serial Platform unit, you'll be able to instantly download and add new applications as they become available.
All applications include one full year of software maintenance. As long as your software maintenance is current, you can take advantage of our five-star support. Any time you purchase a new application for your Promira Serial Platform, we'll automatically extend the software maintenance for all applications that have current maintenance support (applications that are out of support do not receive this benefit, so it's always best to keep the maintenance current on your applications). That means if you purchase one new application per year, all your applications will be eligible for software support.

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Total Phase SPI Active Level 1 - 12.5 MHz

Protocol: SPI

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Bit Rate SPI Master	31 KHz - 12.5 MHz (40MHz with Level 2 \| 80MHz with Level 3)
Bit Rate SPI Slave	31 KHz - 8 MHz (20MHz with Level 2 and Level 3)
Target Bus Interface	SPI Master/Slave. 2 configurable GPIOs
DC Characteristics (Promira platform) Target Power	+5V, 100 mA max (pins 4 and 6)
Supplementary I/O Power	0.9 V - 3.45 V, 100 mA max (pins 22 and 24)

	This application provides state-of-the-art host adapter functionality. With this application you will be able to actively exercise your SPI bus in many ways
Features	Master at speeds up to 12.5 MHz Slave at speeds up to 8 MHz Single slave response of up to 32 bytes Program EEPROM, Flash, or other SPI memory Use up to 6 GPIOs (2 while using SPI) Up to 3 Slave Selects (configurable, shared with GPIO) Software configurable Slave Select (SS) polarity in master mode Provide up to 200 mA of power to your embedded project Operates with voltages from 0.9 V - 3.3 V, 5 V fault tolerant
	The all-new architecture of the SPI Active - Level 1 Application running on the Promira Serial Platform provides superior performance. With many new embedded features such as integrated voltage level-shifting, advanced message queuing, High-speed USB or Ethernet connectivity to your analysis PC and many more, debugging or programming your SPI system has never been easier or faster.
	Once you're running the SPI Active - Level 1 Application on your Promira platform you can create your own interface using Total Phase's robust API or select from our no charge GUIs: Control Center Serial or Flash Center to control your SPI data.
	The purchase of your SPI Active - Level 1 Application includes one year of support, allowing you to download any updates for this application for 12 months after purchase.
Target Bus Interface	SPI Master/Slave 2 configurable GPIOs
DC Characteristics (Promira)	Target Power: +5V, 100 mA max (pins 4 and 6) Supplementary I/O Power: 0.9 V - 3.45 V, 100 mA max (pins 22 and 24)
SPI	Operates in master or slave mode Up to 12.5 Mbps master signaling rate Up to 8 Mbps slave signaling rate Full duplex master transmit/receive Asynchronous slave transmit/receive Software configurable target power pins to power downstream devices Software configurable Slave Select (SS) polarity in master mode
GPIO - General Purpose IO	SPI pins can be repurposed for more general use, allowing them to be used for custom signals on target systems. GPIO functionality can also be combined with I2C or SPI to interact with your target system. GPIO configuration is cached internally to preserve settings between operational modes.