It has been a heck of a ride. Our last blog post was in 2019. We've been through a lot in the last two and a half years. This short blog post is a quick hello to all who are following us, and a listing of all essential news.

First thing first: we're doing okay! (many have asked by email, and I thank them for asking.) The team have grown a bit, but I still need to find the time to do a photo shoot day and update the team's page.

Using a ScanaQuad logic analyzer and pattern generator, powered by the latest ScanaStudio V4.0, there are really a lot of things you can do. Today let's look at one application which you may encounter in many different situations in the life cycle of an electronics product. Often we design printed circuit boards with many (sometimes dozens) of I2C devices (like temperature sensors, ambient light sensors, IMU, EEPROM, RAM, and the list goes on!).

Along the years, ScanaStudio software has drastically changed, so did our experience in handling the evolution of the features of the software.

A couple of years ago, Bosch have released a new version of their famous CAN bus protocol, called CAN FD (FD stands for Flexible Data rate). Today, CAN-FD is quickly replacing all older CAN bus systems. To continue supporting our users in their daily debugging tasks, we have updated our CAN bus protocol analyzer to support latest CAN FD.

Just like last year, this year also we're participating in Sensor + Test trade show in Nuremberg, Germany. It's always a pleasure to meet new persons in that field, specially persons who are passionate about electronics and all that gravitates around it, but more importantly, we find it heart warming to meet to meet happy customers who have bought one of our logic analyzers sometime in the past 10 years.