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Hi |
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I know a commercial one too. |
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http://tools.asix.net/dbg_sigma.htm |
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Jakub Ladman |
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Dne Tuesday 31 of March 2009 09:59:13 Mike Frysinger napsal(a): |
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> what do people use for their logic analyzers needs ? i'm looking for |
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> something that: |
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> - is portable (smaller the better) |
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> - usb based |
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> - runs under Linux (preferably using open source software) |
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> - at least 50mhz |
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> - at least 8 probes |
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> and no, i dont want to build my own :). i'm not a hardware hacker, plus |
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> the thing needs to be durable when i slam it around in my bag while |
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> traveling. |
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> |
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> through work i have an Acute Pocket-LA 1616, but it's Windows only. their |
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> usb stack is custom so it requires custom windows kernel drivers which |
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> means running under wine is a no go. and their software frontend isnt the |
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> greatest piece of work to begin with ... |
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> -mike |
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