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Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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>> One of the most popular devices (vendors) is |
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>> bit scope. There device may suit your |
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>> LA needs. |
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>> www.bitscope.com/design |
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> they say they fully support Linux, so i'll probably give these guys a shot |
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I have the bitscope BS310 and works great in linux |
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http://www.bitscope.com/product/BS310/ |
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I didn't recommend it earlier because it doesn't meet your 50Mhz |
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requirement tho. 40MS/s anything over 10Mhz starts to look like |
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triangle waves. I was recently trying to debug a 25Mhz expansion bus, |
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and it was impossible to use the bitscope, other than the analog probe. |
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That said, I've had good experience using my bitscope to debug switching |
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power supplies, slow(< 16mhz) micro controllers and logic circuits. |
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Karl |
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