Prodigy Technovations Launches UFS 5.0 Protocol Exerciser and Analyzer

Aug 18, 2026
Prodigy Technovations launched PGY-UFS5-EX-PA, a UFS 5.0 protocol exerciser and analyzer that supports MIPI M-PHY v6.0, MIPI UniPro v3.0, and data rates of 46.64 Gbps per lane.

Prodigy Technovations announced in a press release the launch of PGY-UFS5-EX-PA, a UFS 5.0 protocol exerciser and analyzer for flash memory interface testing. The company says the tool supports MIPI M-PHY v6.0, MIPI UniPro v3.0, and the JEDEC UFS 5.0 specification.

PGY-UFS5-EX-PA supports data transfer rates of 46.64 Gbps per lane. It is designed for engineers testing UniPro v3.0 and UFS 5.0 designs used in mobile devices, automotive systems, AR and VR devices, and edge AI hardware.

The tool includes continuous streaming of protocol data, protocol decode with error analysis, and trigger support based on M-PHY v6.0, UniPro v3.0, and UFS 5.0 packet content. Prodigy Technovations said PGY-UFS5-EX-PA is available for order immediately.

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