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The H-Probe can be mated with the LNA for the best performance. This is shown below: | The H-Probe can be mated with the LNA for the best performance. This is shown below: | ||
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If using the H-Probe for SCA, you will need to place the probe on top of your target chip. For example see the following location used to attacked the XMEGA: | If using the H-Probe for SCA, you will need to place the probe on top of your target chip. For example see the following location used to attacked the XMEGA: | ||
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For more details, see the [[H Probe Usage]] tip which includes a video with details. | For more details, see the [[H Probe Usage]] tip which includes a video with details. | ||
Revision as of 16:21, 9 April 2017
Usage
The H-Probe can be mated with the LNA for the best performance. This is shown below:
If using the H-Probe for SCA, you will need to place the probe on top of your target chip. For example see the following location used to attacked the XMEGA:
For more details, see the H Probe Usage tip which includes a video with details.
Design
The following shows all layers of the H-Field probe:
The following shows each individual layer:
Layer 1:
Layer 2:
Layer 3:
Layer 4:
