Tektronix TLA7N3 Data Sheet

Tektronix Logic Analyzers
TLA7N4 Logic Analyzer Module
Breakthrough Solutions for Real­time Digital Systems Analysis
Today’s digital design engineers face
daily pressures to speed new products
to the marketplace. The TLA7N4 logic
analyzer module answers the need with
breakthrough solutions for the entire
design team, providing the ability to
quickly monitor, capture and analyze
real-time digital system operation in order
to debug, verify, optimize and validate
digital systems.
Hardware developers, hardware/software
integrators and embedded software
developers will appreciate the range of
capabilities of the TLA7N4 logic analyzer
module. Its broad feature set includes
capturing and correlating elusive hard-
ware and software faults; providing
simultaneous state and high-speed timing
analysis through the same probe; using
deep state acquisition to find the cause
of complex problems; real-time, non-
intrusive software execution tracing that
correlates to source code and to hard-
ware events; and non-intrusive probing.
The TLA7N4 logic analyzer module
offers Tektronix’ breakthrough MagniVu
technology for providing high-speed
sampling (up to 2 GHz) that dramatically
changes the way logic analyzers work
and enables them to provide startling
new measurement capabilities.
The TLA7N4 module offers high-speed
state synchronous capture and high-speed
timing capture through the same set
of probes. It capitalizes on MagniVu
technology to offer 500 ps timing on all
channels, glitch and setup/hold triggering
and display, and timestamp that is
always on at up to 500 ps resolution.
The TLA700 Series logic analyzer
modules are ideal for timing analysis,
multi-processor/bus applications and
embedded software analysis.
Features & Benefits
136 Channel Logic Analyzer with up to 8 Mb Depth
MagniVu™Acquisition Technology Provides 2 GHz (500 ps) Timing Resolution to Find Difficult Problems Quickly
Up to 200 MHz State Acquisition Analysis of Synchronous Digital Circuits
Simultaneous State and High­speed Timing Analysis Through the Same Probe Pinpoints Elusive Faults Without Double Probing
500 MHz Deep Timing Analysis with Up to 8 Mb Per Channel
Glitch and Setup/Hold Triggering and Display Finds and Displays Elusive Hardware Problems
Transitional Storage Extends the Signal Analysis Capture Time
Broad Processor and Bus Support
Full Range of General-Purpose and High-density, Non-intrusive Probes
Applications
Hardware Debug and Verification
Processor/Bus Debug and Verification
Embedded Software Integration, Debug and Verification
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TLA7N4 Logic Analyzer Module
Characteristics
General
Number of Channels (all channels are acquired including clocks) – TLA7N4: 136 channels (4 are
clock and 4 are qualifier channels). Channel Grouping – No limit to number of groups or number of channels per group (all channels can be reused in multiple groups). TLA700 Module “Merging” – Three modules can be “merged” to make up to a 408-Channel module. Merged modules exhibit the same depth as the lesser of the three individual modules. Word/range/setup-and-hold/glitch/transition recognizers span all three modules. Only one set of clock connections is required. Time Stamp – 50-Bit at 500 ps resolution (6.5 day range). Clocking/Acquisition Modes – Internal, internal 2X, external. 2 GHz MagniVu is available simultaneous with all modes.
Number of Mainframe Slots Required per TLA700 Module – 2.
high-speed timing
Input Characteristics (with P6417, P6418, P6419 or P6434 probes)
Capacitive Loading –
<0.7 pF data and clock (P6419).
1.4 pF typical data; 2 pF typical clock (P6418). 2 pF typical data and clock (P6417 and P6434). Threshold Selection Range – From +5.0 V to –2.0 V in 50 mV increments.
Threshold Selection Channel Granularity –
Separate selection for clock (1) and data (16) for each 17-Channel probe connector.
Threshold Accuracy (including probe) –
±100 mV. Input Voltage Range – Operating: 6.5 V
centered
p-p
around the programmed threshold. Non-destructive: ±15 V.
Minimum Input Signal Swing –
250 mV or 25% of signal swing, whichever is greater (P6417, P6418 and P6419). 300 mV or 25% of signal swing (P6434).
Input Signal Minimum Slew Rate –
200 mV/ns typical.
State Acquisition Characteristics (with P6417, P6418, P6419 or P6434 probes)
State Clock Rate – 100 MHz standard, 200 MHz optional.
State Data Rate (half/full channels) –
400/200 Mb/s, typical. Requires 200 MHz state option. State Memory Depth with Timestamps – 64 Kb, 256 Kb, 1 Mb, or 4 Mb per channel. Setup-and-Hold Time Selection Range – From
8.5 ns before to 7.0 ns after clock edge.
Setup-and-Hold Window – 2 ns typical. Minimum Clock Pulse Width – 2 ns. Active Clock Edge Separation – 5 ns. Demux Channel Selection – Channels can be
demultiplexed to other channels through user interface with 8-Channel granularity.
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Timing Acquisition Characteristics (with P6417, P6418, P6419 or P6434 probes)
MagniVu Timing – 500 ps. MagniVu Timing Memory Depth – 2 Kb (2048)
per channel.
Deep Timing Resolution (half/full channels) –
2/4 ns to 50 ms.
Deep Timing Resolution with Glitch Storage Enabled – 10 ns to 50 ms. Deep Timing Memory Depth (half/full channels with timestamps and with or without transi­tional storage) – 128/64 Kb, 512/256 Kb, 2/1 Mb,
8/4 Mb per channel.
Deep Timing Memory Depth with Glitch Storage Enabled – Half of default main memory depth. Channel-to-Channel Skew – <1 ns typical. Minimum Recognizable Pulse Width (single channel) – 2 ns. Minimum Recognizable Glitch Width (single channel) – 2 ns. Minimum Recognizable Multi-channel Trigger Event – Sample period +2 ns.
Trigger Characteristics
Independent Trigger States – 16. Maximum Independent If/then Clauses per State – 16. Maximum Number of Events per If/then Clause – 8. Maximum Number of Actions per If/then Clause – 8. Maximum Number of Trigger Events – 18
(2 counter/timers plus any 16 other resources).
Number of Word Recognizers – 16. Number of Range Recognizers – 4. Number of Transition Recognizers – 1. Number of Counter/Timers – 2. Trigger Event Types – Word, group, channel,
transition, range, anything, counter value, timer value, signal, glitch, setup-and-hold violation. Trigger Action Types – Trigger module, trigger all, store, don’t store, start store, stop store, increment counter, reset counter, start timer, stop timer, reset timer, goto state, set/clear signal, do nothing.
Trigger Sequence Rate – DC to 250 MHz (4 ns). Counter/Timer Range – 51 Bits each (>100 days
at 4 ns).
Counter Rate – DC to 250 MHz (4 ns). Timer Clock Rate – 250 MHz (4 ns). Counter/Timer Latency – None (can be tested or
reset immediately after starting).
Range Recognizers – Double bounded (can be as wide as any group, must be grouped according to specified order of significance).
Setup-and-Hold Violation Recognizer Setup Time Range – From 8 ns before to 7 ns after clock edge
in 0.5 ns increments.
Setup-and-Hold Violation Recognizer Hold Time Range – From 7 ns before to 8 ns after clock edge
in 0.5 ns increments.
Trigger Position – Any data sample. MagniVu Trigger Position – MagniVu data is
centered around the module trigger. Storage Control (data qualification) – Global (conditional), by state (start/stop), by trigger action or transitional. Storage Window Granularity – Single sample or block-of-31 samples before and after. Safety – CSA C22.2 No. 1010.1, EN61010-1, IEC61010-1, UL 3111-1
Physical Characteristics
Dimensions mm in.
Height 262 10.3 Width 61 2.4 Depth 381 15
Weight kg lb.
Net (without probes) 3.1 6.7 Shipping (typical) 6.3 13.7
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