About 5 years ago I bought a HP1630 logic analyser to use as a digital
scope.  Occasionally I use the logic inputs for timing analysis.  Mostly
I just use it as a fast low res scope.  One big drawback is that it is
loud.

Sherpa Dog

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> From: Sam Shorts [mailto:robotic@MEM.NET]
> Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 4:39 PM
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> Subject: [EE]: Logic Analyzer
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> I have the opportunity to purchase a HP Logic Analyzer. I majoring in
> Computer Engineering and I familiar with embedded systems but
> have never
> used a Logic Analyzer before. I figure that the only use I
> would have for
> this equipment would be to troubleshoot some complex system.
>     Those who a familiar with this equipment would you clarify the
> particulars as to why I should or shouldn't purchase this
> type of equipment.
>     I already have a TDS-210 digital oscilloscope, frequency
> counter and
> other types of test equipment, but I'm open to suggestions
> from those with
> some hands on experience.
>
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