The SPI/QSPI Converter Debugger is a versatile tool for debugging various SPI slave devices, offering both single-wire SPI and four-wire QSPI configurations. It allows custom command editing for different devices such as SPIFLASH, SPI displays, sensors, ADCs, gyroscopes, and more. The module supports high-performance logging, real-time curve generation, and data visualization, making it ideal for development and testing of SPI/QSPI-based systems.

Features:

• Custom Command Editing: Supports the creation of custom read/write instructions for various SPI devices (e.g., SPI Flash, sensors, displays).
• Multiple SPI/QSPI Modes: Offers four different modes for SPI/QSPI communication to match device requirements:
  • Full single-wire SPI
  • Full four-wire QSPI
  • Four-wire for data only
  • Single-wire for commands only
• High-Performance Logging: Supports large-capacity logs with optional display of commands, addresses, data, time, and line numbers.
• Real-Time Curve Generation: Visualize data changes with real-time curve updates, supporting all data types (UInt8 to Double) and multiple channels/FIFO.
• Data Visualization Features: Drag-and-drop, zoom, and adaptive axis for easy data manipulation and viewing.
• Curve Data Caching: Real-time caching of curve data to files for reliable data storage without loss.
• Interrupt-Based Read/Write: Utilizes an interrupt input pin for triggering read/write actions in SPI communication.

Applications:

• SPI/QSPI Device Debugging: Ideal for developers working with SPI or QSPI-based devices such as sensors, flash memory, displays, and wireless communication modules.
• Embedded Systems Development: Essential for testing and debugging SPI communication in embedded systems.
• Real-Time Data Monitoring: Useful for applications requiring real-time data collection, visualization, and analysis, such as sensor monitoring, ADC readings, and actuator control.
• Advanced Data Logging: Perfect for projects requiring long-term data logging and monitoring with high storage capacity and minimal performance issues.