CATC Announces 3 Gbps Bus Exerciser Companion for Its SAS/SATA Analyzer System
17 Fevereiro 2004 - 10:00AM
PR Newswire (US)
CATC Announces 3 Gbps Bus Exerciser Companion for Its SAS/SATA
Analyzer System Integrated System Emulates Initiator or Target
Behavior for Stress Testing And Validating Silicon, Devices and
Systems SAN FRANCISCO, Intel Developer's Forum (IDF), Feb. 17
/PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Computer Access Technology Corporation
(CATC) , a leading communications protocol expert company, today
announced the availability of the CATC SASTrainer(TM), a 3 Gbps
traffic generator and bus exerciser option for its premier SAS and
SATA analyzer system. SASTrainer features both initiator and target
emulation modes. The complete SASTracer/Trainer(TM) v1.1 protocol
analyzer/exerciser system can be configured to record 1 or 2
channels while generating SAS and/or SATA traffic, making it a
highly flexible and cost-effective solution for end-to-end SAS and
SATA test and analysis. SASTracer/Trainer is an invaluable tool for
the early development of SAS devices and storage systems. The CATC
SASTracer/Trainer enables engineers to transmit and record both
initiator and device side traffic for SAS and SATA with a single
system. It serves a dual function -- generating reliable and
repeatable traffic and unobtrusively monitoring the bus by
recording and analyzing selected traffic. The system can be used
selectively for analysis only, traffic generation only, or to
perform both functions simultaneously. SASTracer/Trainer makes it
easy to execute overnight stress testing of Serial ATA and Serial
Attached SCSI devices and systems to confirm long-term reliability.
It can also be used to validate protocol compliance, reliability
and fault handling by injecting code violations, CRC, scrambling
and protocol errors. "With early development samples of Serial ATA
and SAS 3 Gbpssilicon now available, there is an urgent need for
validation tools to confirm design and interoperability. Due to the
nature of the development lab, an analyzer that is small, portable
and easy to set up is key for troubleshooting design issues," said
James Wright, director of Storage and Networking Products for CATC.
"We are committed to delivering comprehensive solutions that meet
the needs of design engineers on multiple levels, from in-depth
analysis to portability at an attractive price point." Based on
CATC's Universal Protocol Analyzer System(TM) (UPAS(TM) 10000),
SASTracer/Trainer v1.1 is designed to address both SAS and pure
Serial ATA development environments. This highly flexible test and
verification platform offers plug and play compatibility between
SAS and SATA links, including support for SATA II analysis. In
addition to SAS and SATA, the UPAS 10000 platform supports Fibre
Channel, InfiniBand and PCI Express analysis. Availability CATC is
accepting orders for the SASTracer/Trainer v1.1 with delivery
beginning in March 2004. Existing SASTracer(TM) customers can
upgrade their analyzers by purchasing the SASTrainer module for
their UPAS platform. For pricing or additional information, please
contact CATC or its worldwide network of distribution partners.
About CATC Computer Access Technology Corporation (CATC) is a
global communication protocols expert company, providing test and
measurement solutions for Computer I/O, Storage and Networking
protocols, enhancing productivity and time to market. CATC
develops, manufactures and markets advanced protocol analysis
expert systems for established and emerging digital communications
standards including Bluetooth, Fibre Channel, IEEE 1394,
InfiniBand, PCI Express, SCSI, Serial Attached SCSI (SAS), Serial
ATA and USB. Semiconductor, device, system and software companies
use CATC's products during each phase of their products' lifecycles
from development through production and market deployment. CATC's
expert protocol analysis systems allow customers to monitor
communications traffic, diagnose design and operational problems
and confirm interoperability and standards compliance. Technicians
also use CATC's test and analysis products on production lines and
for maintenance of deployed systems and networks. CATC was founded
in 1992 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. For more
information regarding CATC and its products, please visit
http://www.catc.com/. Regarding Forward-Looking Statements This
press release may contain forward-looking statements based on
CATC's current expectations, such as availability of product,
market acceptance and competition, management capability and
experience, levels of growth, profitability and shareholder value.
These forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties. A
number of important factors could cause actual results to differ
materially from those in the forward-looking statements, such as
CATC's production of new products, market acceptance of its
products, competitive pressures, management performance, success of
growth, profitability and increased shareholder value. These and
other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially,
are discussed in more detail in CATC's Annual Report on Form 10K,
filed March 21, 2003, its most recent Form 10-Q filed November 13,
2003 and subsequent filings CATC may make with the SEC, as amended,
which can be viewed at the Securities and Exchange Commission's
website at http://www.sec.gov/ . NOTE: CATC, Computer Access
Technology Corporation, SASTracer, SASTrainer, SASTracer/Trainer,
Universal Protocol Analyzer System and UPAS are proprietary
trademarks of Computer Access Technology Corporation. All other
company names and marks may be trademarks of the respective
companies with which they are associated. DATASOURCE: Computer
Access Technology Corporation CONTACT: Rose Marr of CATC,
+1-408-727-6600, or ; or Camille Cox, +1-805-497-6400, or , for
CATC Web site: http://www.catc.com/ x
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