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| pisoiu:
Hi, Quite often I have to test/evaluate various SPI slave devices (sensors, expanders, etc) and I'm kind of sick of writing firmware in development boards for each of them. If somebody knows a good and not too expensive development tool to send transactions to SPI slave, please tell me where to look at. What I need in terms of features: -a small board connected to usb, which acts as a SPI master and have standard spi connections (chip select, miso, mosi, sck) and a 5v output power. -a good app to deal with this, which is able to define parameters of transactions (spi mode, speed, commands, what/how many bytes to send, how many bytes to read, etc). I need to perform simple transactions, not complicated or long ones such as flash memory block read/writes, etc. Thank you. |
| alanambrose:
See this thread: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/best-mechanism-for-generating-test-patterns-on-110-gpio-lines/msg2806720/#msg2806720 I'll post my experience with the FT232H... Alan |
| SiliconWizard:
If you're looking for an off-the-shelf product, something like this exists: https://diolan.com/usb-spi-adapters |
| pisoiu:
This is exactly what I'm looking for, thanks. |
| jhpadjustable:
The Bus Pirate from Dangerous Prototypes is a nice little Swiss Army knife to have around for basic stimulation of the usual serial buses. If you don't mind plugging text into a serial port as the primary interface, it might be a useful addition to your bench. Personally, I just use an Orange Pi with Ethernet and use shell or other scripts to exercise the devices. |
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