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Teledyne LeCroy Debuts 100/10BASE-T Ethernet Decode Software

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TELEDYNE LECROY ETHERNET DECODE SOFTWARE

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Teledyne LeCroy has unveiled an Ethernet decode software option compatible with its oscilloscopes featuring bandwidths from 200 MHz to 65 GHz.

With the software, users can decode 100BASE-T and 10BASE-T Ethernet signals to examine each frame within a given packet, assuring pre-compliance with IEEE standards. The Ethernet decode software also aids in debugging issues that are not easily solved with a protocol analyzer, such as interoperability issues, uncertain error causes, and physical-layer issues.

Ethernet decode software for Teledyne LeCroy oscilloscopes is priced at $1,250. 

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