Product Introduction:
FC-AE Network Analyzer is a FC-AE network data acquisition and analysis tool that uses a portable reinforced laptop. The product is equipped with 2/4/8 acquisition ports and supports configurable port speeds of 1.0625/2.125/4.25Gbps. The FC-AE network analyzer is suitable for the collection, monitoring, recording, online/offline analysis, statistics, and other needs of FC-AE network data traffic, and can be connected to any location on the network. The patented BYPASS technology achieves lossless data acquisition without any interference to the tested FC-AE network, providing an efficient solution for debugging, verification, and fault location.
Product Features
Provide 2, 4, and 8 independent FC-AE data acquisition ports
Supports configurable communication rates of 1.0625Gbps, 2.125Gbps, and 4.25Gbps
100% data line speed capture, real-time saving of captured data frames
Supports two working modes: point-to-point and lossless bypass acquisition
Support multiple protocol analyses, such as FC-FS, FC-LS, FC-AE-ASM, FC-AE-1553, FC-AV, etc
Support full protocol frame parsing from SOF to EOF, and provide protocol alarm function
Support ICD parsing and provide out of bounds alarm function for ICD engineering quantities that exceed boundaries
Provide multiple forms of data display (such as classification lists, sequential lists, etc.)
Support real-time performance monitoring and statistics, including bandwidth, latency, error types and numbers
Support the generation of multiple statistical charts and provide data statistics based on ports and VLs
Support ICD filtering and protocol filtering, and only report and display data frames that meet the filtering criteria
Support offline analysis, can export offline analysis reports based on offline analysis results
Supports IRIG-B clock synchronization with a clock synchronization accuracy of 0.5us
Support 4-channel (2-input, 2-input) event I/O triggering
Product Application
The FC-AE network analyzer supports two methods: point-to-point acquisition and lossless bypass acquisition. The point-to-point acquisition is directly connected to the monitoring port of the tested FC-AE terminal device or FC-AE switch. Taking the four port FC-AE network analyzer as an example (similar to the 2-port and 8-port), the usage of the lossless bypass acquisition mode will be explained.
As shown in the above figure, 1 and 2 are a set of FC-AE acquisition interfaces that support the acquisition of one physical link, while 3 and 4 are another set of FC-AE acquisition interfaces that support the acquisition of a second FC-AE physical link. This acquisition method will not affect the data exchange between the two end systems.
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