For Solid-state Device (SSD) Manufacturers, uncovering, isolating, and resolving hard-to-find bugs before their products enter the manufacturing phase can be particularly difficult and cumbersome.

Summit Series PCIe Analyzers and OakGate SSD Test Platforms provide comprehensive toolsets to help during the design verification and reliability test phases. But each tool operates separately at different OSI transaction layers.

What if you could combine these two tools to provide a more detailed view of the complete transaction across multiple layers?

Teledyne LeCroy has added triggering capability allowing the OakGate SSD Platform to physically connect to a Teledyne LeCroy Summit PCIe Analyzer and record the detailed transactions from both at the same time.

This trigger can help the test engineer minimize endless problem replication cycles while trying to capture the error trace. The new triggering capabilities allow customers to easily capture errors that challenged the previous limited trigger methods and enable new use cases to be solved more easily. These include link setting mismatches, command timeouts, unanticipated latencies, and intermittent or undefined errors.

SUPPORT FOR FLEXIBLE DATA PLACEMENT

Flexible Data Placement Mode represents a significant innovation from Open Compute Project (OCP) members in addressing inefficient write amplification challenges with current SSD technology.

FDP promises significant quality of service (QOS) and total cost of ownership (TCO) benefits compared to today’s SSDs.

OakGate’s SSD Test Software, SVF/Enduro, will have three options for testing FDP – Exerciser, Directed Tests, Automation. The software requirements have been developed with the inputs from a number of our current customers.

The FDP capabilities will support all the FDP Command Sets and FDP I/O Command Sets defined in the current specification.

Purchase a Summit T54 PCIe 5.0 Analyzer and ANY Teledyne LeCroy Interposer AND get 20% OFF list price of any Gen5 OakGate SSD Test Appliance with ANY 8-Bay Module! Ends September 30, 2023.

BENEFIT
No need for a separate 3rd-party
power interposer to
functionally test their SSD power
and sideband signals