September 15, 2026
ChipTrace® now runs on the NXP S32G vehicle network processors. It drives the Arm® CoreSight™ trace infrastructure already in the SoC to record execution on a production board, with no probe. The trace is kept on the target, read back over Ethernet or JTAG and decoded afterwards, so it also works on units already in the field, where the failures that never show up on the bench happen.
On the S32G, ChipTrace covers:
- the application cluster: instruction trace of the Cortex®-A53 cores (ETM);
- the real-time cores: instruction and data trace of the Cortex®-M7 cores (ETM, ITM, DWT);
- the interconnects.
To see the trace of your own S32G board, ask for a demo, or read more on the ChipTrace site.
Go further: our S32G2/S32G3 course, and the CoreSight SoC-600 course on the trace infrastructure ChipTrace relies on.
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