A prominent semiconductor manufacturer that specializes in the design and production of microcontrollers, microprocessors, and integrated circuits and known for their reliable and high-performance solutions that power numerous embedded systems and devices, were in a look out for a tool to validate I2C and SPI protocol compliance on their silicon chips.
They started with a protocol exerciser available in the market to conduct validation because they felt it would be easy to use, economical and simple to set up hardware. To validate they had to do a series of steps including writing test procedures, building Software on top of the protocol exerciser, executing the tests and creating reports.