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Representanter I Sverige Salu På Den Svenska Marknaden ET0126Qnyckel.emu 0-11-01 11.13 Sidan 26 (1,1) 26 MARKNADSNYCKEL NR 1 • 21 JANUARI 2000 Emulatorer från 27 tillverkare Prestandaanalys, kodtäckningsanalys och dubbelportsminne allt vanligare Marknadsnyckeln i detta num- exekverat har flera tillverkare för- mer behandlar emulatorer till sett sina emulatorer med kodtäck- Representanter i Sverige salu på den svenska marknaden. ningsanalys. Prestandaanalys är ock- Totalt presenteras modeller så mycket efterfrågat, då man kan Tillverkare Återförsäljare Telefon Tillverkare Återförsäljare Telefon från 27 tillverkare till priser mel- se vilka funktioner som körs ofta lan 2 000 och 300 000 kronor. och vilka som körs mindre ofta. Agilent Agilent Technologies 08-506 486 00 Metalink Bejoken 040-22 78 00 I tabellen har leverantörerna fått Analog Devices Analog Devices 08-733 38 00 ESE Sweden 040-45 95 70 Många konstruktörer väljer att ange vilka realtidsoperativsystem AND Software Avnet 08-629 14 00 Microtek Nohau Elektronik 040-59 22 00 komplettera sina avlusningsverktyg som stöds. I samband med den EBV Sweden 040-59 21 00 Mitsibushi Acte Sweden 08-445 28 00 Ericsson Compo- 08-757 49 00 Nohau Nohau Elektronik 040-59 22 00 och simulatorer med en emulator. ökade användningen av sådana vill nent Distribution Noral Instrumentcenter 0589-192 50 I Elektroniktidningens marknads- många utvecklare kunna köra emu- Arrow 08-56 26 55 00 OKI Acte Sweden 08-445 28 00 nyckel finns emulatorer i olika latorn för att se hur operativsyste- Applied Microsystem ESE Sweden 040-45 95 70 Tasking ESE Sweden 040-45 95 70 prisklasser, från 2 000 upp till hela met fungerar i målsystemet. Ashling Ferner Elektronik 08-760 83 60 SDS Integrated 08-584 108 50 300 000 kronor. Atmel Acte Sweden, 08-445 28 00 Systems Inc. Den avgörande parametern när DUBBELPORTSMINNE Hatteland 08-445 75 00 ST Microelectronics Hatteland 08-445 75 00 man ska välja emulator är vilken Allt vanligare blir också dubbel- Ceibo Instrumentcenter 0589-192 50 Avnet 08-629 14 00 processor man skall avlusa. Priset portsminne vilket innebär att man Corelis Pelcon Electronics 08-506 498 70 Arrow 08-562 655 00 stiger oftast i takt med antalet pro- kan läsa en variabel i realtid medan DSP Research Nohau Elektronik 040-59 22 00 Promax 040-93 08 00 cessorer som stöds. Vissa emulato- emuleringen pågår. Samtidigt kan Epson Acte Sweden 08-445 28 00 Texas Instruments Nohau Elektronik 040-59 22 00 rer fokuserar på en enda processor- man skriva ett värde till minnet. EM-Teknik EM-Teknik 0247-213 70 Toshiba Avnet 08-629 14 00 familj medan andra stöder flera Enligt de svenska distributörer- Hitachi Ericsson Compo- 08-757 49 00 EBV Sweden 040-592 1 00 processorer från olika tillverkare. na är intresset för bärbara emulato- nent Distribution Ericsson Compo- 08-75749 00 Ett annat viktigt kriterium när rer större än någonsin. Ökad flexi- Hitex Q-Instrument 08-740 45 80 nent Distribution man skall välja en emulator är stor- bilitet och lägre pris är orsaken. Isystem Bejoken 040-22 78 00 Arrow 08-562 655 00 leken på traceminne. I tabellen kan Emulatorer utrustade med USB- ESE Sweden 040-45 95 70 Yokagava Ferner Elektronik 08-760 83 60 man utläsa att många emulatorer är eller Ethernetgränssnitt börjar dyka Lauterbach Nohau Elektronik 040-59 22 00 Zilog Acte Sweden 08-445 28 00 försedda med över 32 kbyte vilket upp på marknaden. Vissa leveran- Marknadsnyckeln bygger på information från ovanstående tillverkare. oftast är tillräckligt. törer utvecklar också enklare Vi ber de leverantörer som har produkter inom det aktuella området, För att få mer information om modeller som är påbyggnadsbara. men som saknar sina namn i tabellen ovan, att kontakta redaktionen. hur mycket av koden som blivit SUSAN KELLY lys usning e ng v variabel mulering ET0126Qnyckel.emu 0-11-01 11.13 Sidan 26 (1,2) Produktens namn Målprocessorer som stöds Max Max Trace- Datorplattform Avlusnings- Realtids- Högnivå- Pris kkr hastig- antal minne verktyg operativ- språk (exkl het bryt- (kbyte) som stöds system som moms) (MHz) punkter som stöds stöds Dubbelportsminne Kodtäckningsanalys på data Trigger på adress Trigger Grafisk visning av variabel Makrospråk Frekvensräknare Prestandaanalys JTAG baserad avlusning Timer Händelseräknare Multiprocessoremulering Stimuligenerator VCO Nätverksanslutning Agilent Technologies, USA, www.agilent.se E5900A, E5901A Motorola: 68xxx, MPC5xx, 6xx, 7xx, 8xx mm; GGG Intel: Pentium II, III, MMX, mm;Arm7, Arm9 Hitachi: SH77xx; Siemens: R4000, 80Cxxx; Atmel, Cyrix, Dallas, Fujitsu, GTE, AMD, Analog Devices, Aptix, IBM, IDT, NKK, Pace, TI, Toshiba, Xilinix, Zilog Analog Devices, USA, www.analog.com ADSP-218x EZ-ICE Analog Devices ADSP-21xx 33 20 win95/98/NT EZ-ICE C G 2 nej Mountain-ICE Analog Devices ADSP2106x, ADSP21160, 20 9 HW, win95/98/NT, Debugger C GGGGGGGGGGG3 (ISA), nej ADSP-TS001 obegr SW solaris 2.x VisualDSP de- 4 (Sbus) bugger, Aspex debugger Summit-ICE Se ovan 20 Se ovan win95/98/NT Se ovan C GGGGGGGGGGG4 nej Apex-ICE Se ovan 20 Se ovan Se ovan Se ovan C GGGGGGGGGGG5 nej Trek-ICE Se ovan 20 Se ovan win95/98/NT, Se ovan C GGGGGGGGGGG6ja solaris 2.0 AND Software, England, www.andsoft.demon.co.uk/ice870.htm ICE-870 Toshiba TLCS-870 8 10 i SW 64 win95/NT ICE-870 IDE C GG ca 10 nej Applied Microsystem, USA, www.amc.com EL3200 Motorola: 80960 CA/CF, Pentium; AMD Elan SC520 40 obegr 16 pc, sun4, MWX-ICE OSE, pSOS+, C/C++ GGGGGGGGGGGG G fr 70 ja HP9000/ källkods- Mxworks, 7000 debugger Vertex CodeTap Motorola: PowerPC 850, 860, 555, 683xx 40 obegr 16 Se ovan Se ovan Se ovan C/C++ GGGGGGGGGGGG G fr 70 ja Supertap Motorola: PowerPC 850, 860, 68302 66 obegr 128 Se ovan Se ovan Se ovan C/C++ GGGGGGGGGGGG G 150 ja Intel: 186, 386 Ashling, Irland, www.ashling.com Vitra Siemens: Tricore 100 4 HW, 64 k-128k win95/98/NT Pathfinder Nucleus Plus C/C++ GGGGGGGGGGGGG 80 ja obegr SW Tricore Ullra Intel, Siemens, Philips: Mitsubishi M16C, 40 obegr 32 k-512 k win95/98/NT Pathfinder CMX Keil C GGGGGGGG GG 75 nej Melps 37 000, 38 000, OKI MSM66573 Atmel, USA, www.atmel.com ATICE200 Atmel AVR-processorer windows C Atmega ICE Atmel Mega AVR-processorer, Tiny-familjen windows C Atmel AT90-familjen AT90ICEPro C Ceibo, Israel, www.ceibo.com EB-51 8x51 40 64 k windows Ceibos eget C, Plm DS-51 8x51 42 512 k 32 windows Ceibos eget C, Plm G fr 25 DS-M8 Microchips Pic-familj max 128k 48 windows Ceibos eget C/C++ G fr 18 Corelis, USA, www.corelis.com JTAG emulators Motorola: PowerPC Intel: i960 mål win95/98/NT JTAG G fr 42 ja Philips: PR3930; Toshiba R4900, Broadcom proces- BCM 3310, Nec Vr5432/5464, IBM PowerPC sorns ET0127Qnyckel.emu. 0-11-01 11.15 Sidan 27 (1,1) NR 1 • 21 JANUARI 2000 MARKNADSNYCKEL 27 Produktens namn Målprocessorer som stöds Max Max Trace- Datorplattform Avlusnings- Realtids- Högnivå- Pris kkr hastig- antal minne verktyg operativ- språk (exkl het bryt- (kbyte) som stöds system som moms) (MHz) punkter som stöds stöds Dubbelportsminne Kodtäckningsanalys på data Trigger på adress Trigger Grafisk visning av variabel Makrospråk Frekvensräknare Prestandaanalys JTAG baserad avlusning Timer Händelseräknare Multiprocessoremulering Stimuligenerator VCO Nätverksanslutning DSP Research, USA, www.dspr.com Tiger Texas Instruments TMS320 win9x/NT/ TI Code C GGG G G G ca 36 nej (C2xx, C3x, C4x, C5x, C54x) 2000 Composer FlexDS Texas Instruments TMS320 win9x/NT/ Allant Aspex, TI C GGG GGG G G ca 37 nej (C2xx, C3x, C54x) 2000 Code Composer, TI Code Com- poser Studio Epson, Japan, www.epson-electronics.de EOCxx Epsons egenutvecklade processorer på 4-, 8- och 32-bitar EM-Teknik, Sverige EM-X31 Intel: 8051 Siemens: 8051 Philips: 8051 20 56k pc IAR C-Spy C ca 6 nej Hitachi, Japan, www.hitachi-eu.com E6000 Hitachi: 300L, 300H, H8S, SH 33 256 32 pc HDI Hios C/C++ GG GGG GG GG nej Hitex, Tyskland, www.hitex.de Ax186 AMD-186 30 256k 32 win95/98/NT Hitop C GG GGG GG 90 ja KSE5 Intel: x86 33 2 Mbyte win95/98/NT Hitop 98 C/C++ GGG GGG GG 170 ja MX-51, AX-51 Intel:-51 Siemens:-51 Philips:-51 42 256k win95/98/NT Hitop 98 C/C++ GG G G 50-90 ja dProbe167,dBox167 Siemens:C16x ;ST10 40 256 64k-512k win95/98/NT Hitop, Pxros, CMx-Rtx, C/C++ GGG G G GG 90-140 ja Winprobe, OSE, pSOS+, Pls Vrtx AX-dProbe Motorola: 68HC05, 08, 11, 68k, HC12 25 2 M 32k win95/98/NT Hitop, Zap OSEK RTOS C/C++ GGGG G G GG 110 ja Isystem, www.isystem.com IC1000 Motorola: 68HC05, 08, 09, 11 Intel: 8031/51, 50 obegr 16 win95/98/NT Winidea integ- CMX, OSE, C/C++, GGGGGGGG GGGGG fr 25 ja 80C251, 8085 Hitachi: HD64180 Siemens: 8031/51, rerad debugger OSEK pascal, C500, C800 Philips: 8031/51; Dallas 320, 5200 med projekt- Modula2, hantering Easycase IC2000 Motorola: 68HC05, 08, 09, 11, 12, 16, 683xx, Mcore, 50 obegr 32 win95/98/NT Winidea Se ovan Se ovan GGGGGGGGGGGGGG fr 35 ja PowerPC, 5xx/8xx, 603 Intel: Se ovan +18x, 196 Hitachi: HD64180 Siemens: Se ovan Philips: 8031/51 Zilog Z80/Z180, Dallas 320, 520 IC3000 Motorola: Se ovan Arm7, Arm9 Hitachi: HD64180 100 obegr 32 win95/98/NT Winidea Se ovan Se ovan GGGGGGGGGGGGGG fr 35 ja Siemens: 16x Philips: 8031/51; Atmel Mega AVR-proc IC4000 Motorola: Se ovan Intel: Se ovan Arm7, 50 obegr 32 win95/98/NT Winidea Se ovan Se ovan GGGGGGGGGGGGGG fr 35 ja Hitachi: HD64180Siemens: 8031/51, Arm9 C500, C800 16x Philips: 8031/8051; Se ovan + Dallas 320, 520 Lauterbach, Tyskland, www.lauterbach.com Trace-32, Fire Motorola: PowerPC, 68k, Cpu32, HCxx, Coldfire, 100 obegr 32 win9x/NT/ egen högnivå- Vxworks, C/C++, GGGGGGGGGGGGGG 100-300 ja DSP56k,M-Core Intel: 8051, x86, 80196 Arm7, 2000, linux, debugger pSOS+,OSE, java, Arm9 Hitachi: H8, H85, SH1, SH2 Siemens: C166, unix, sun, Rtxc, Nucleus,pascal, Tricore C166CBC 8051 Philips:
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