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Promira eSPI Analysis Application

Protocol Analysis

Real-time eSPI bus analysis at up to 66 MHz with Single, Dual, and Quad I/O decode for the Promira Serial Platform. Buy in India from GSAS.

eSPI Speed

Up to 66 MHz

I/O Modes

Single, Dual, Quad

Channels

Peripheral, VW, OOB, Flash, Independent

Slave Selects

Up to 2 monitored

Requires

Promira Serial Platform (sold separately)

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About Promira eSPI Analysis Application

The eSPI Analysis Application is a firmware license for the Promira Serial Platform that enables real-time capture, display, and monitoring of eSPI (Enhanced Serial Peripheral Interface) bus communication at clock speeds up to 66 MHz in Single, Dual, and Quad I/O modes. eSPI is the Intel-defined successor to LPC (Low Pin Count) used in modern PC platforms for communication between the Platform Controller Hub (PCH) and Embedded Controllers (EC), Super I/O chips, TPM modules, and SPI flash devices.

eSPI Analysis Capabilities

FeatureSpecification
Clock SpeedUp to 66 MHz
I/O ModesSingle, Dual, Quad
eSPI ChannelsPeripheral, Virtual Wire, OOB, Flash, Independent
Slave SelectsUp to 2 monitored simultaneously
Alert LinesUp to 2 monitored
Reset LinesUp to 2 monitored
TriggerMatch triggers on eSPI transactions
FilteringHardware-level packet filtering
StatisticsReal-time bus utilization and error tracking

Data Center Software, real-time protocol capture and decode used for eSPI bus analysis

The eSPI Analysis Application monitors up to 5 eSPI channels simultaneously, Peripheral (memory/I/O read/write), Virtual Wire (GPIO and interrupt signaling), Out-of-Band (SMBus-like messaging), Flash (SPI flash access tunneling), and Independent (custom vendor-defined). By capturing all channels in parallel with hardware-level triggering and filtering, the Promira provides visibility into the full eSPI communication stack that is unavailable from logic analyzers without eSPI protocol awareness.

Use Cases

  • PCH-to-EC debugging: Capture eSPI transactions between Intel/AMD Platform Controller Hubs and Embedded Controllers during BIOS/firmware development.
  • TPM communication analysis: Monitor eSPI-connected Trusted Platform Modules for secure boot and attestation protocol debugging.
  • eSPI flash access: Analyze flash channel traffic to verify SPI flash read/write operations tunneled over the eSPI bus.
  • Virtual Wire monitoring: Track GPIO state changes and interrupt signaling between PCH and EC for power management and platform event debugging.

The eSPI Analysis Application requires a Promira Serial Platform (sold separately) and is installed as a firmware license. The Promira’s FPGA-based architecture allows running eSPI analysis alongside other applications (I2C, SPI Active/Analysis) on the same hardware. Data capture is displayed in the free Data Center Software with eSPI-specific protocol decoding.

Watch the Promira eSPI Analysis Kit introduction

GSAS Micro Systems provides the eSPI Analysis Application with pre-sales consultation on eSPI analysis requirements and post-sales integration support for platform firmware development teams across India.

Common questions about Promira eSPI Analysis Application

What is the Promira eSPI Analysis Kit price in India?
GSAS Micro Systems, the authorized Total Phase engineering partner in India, offers the eSPI Analysis Application with competitive pricing and short lead times. Request a quote for current INR pricing with GST-compliant invoicing, alongside the Promira Serial Platform.
Do I need a Promira Serial Platform to use the eSPI Analysis Application?
Yes. The eSPI Analysis Application is a firmware license installed on a Promira Serial Platform, which is sold separately. It cannot run standalone and requires the Promira's FPGA-based hardware to decode eSPI bus traffic.
What eSPI channels does the Promira eSPI Analysis Application monitor?
The eSPI Analysis Application monitors the Peripheral, Virtual Wire, Out-of-Band, Flash, and Independent eSPI channels simultaneously, at clock speeds up to 66 MHz in Single, Dual, and Quad I/O modes, with hardware triggering and filtering.
What is the Promira eSPI Analysis Application used for?
It is used to debug eSPI communication between Intel or AMD Platform Controller Hubs and Embedded Controllers, monitor eSPI-connected TPM modules for secure boot analysis, and analyze SPI flash access tunneled over the eSPI bus during BIOS and platform firmware development.

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