It depends on the software in the AVR.
Don't know.
Jan-Erik.

-----Original Message-----
From: Paul James E. [mailto:jamesp@INTERTEX.NET]
Sent: den 4 juni 2003 08:04
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: Re: [EE]: Low cost logic analyzer


 Jan-Erik,

 Let me know how you make out.  I too want to build one.
 I got sample FIFO's too, but I got 64k depth.  I hope that
 won't be too much.

                                   Regards,

                                     Jim




> Hi.
> I'm currently building that one now.
>
> Note that in this project, there is no download
> HEX file for the AVR. You have to buy a pre-programmed
> CPU from Elektor. I realised this *after* getting
> a blank AVR and building programming hardware :-(
>
> I also bought the PCB frm Elektor.
> On the other hand, I got the costly FIFO's as samples
> from IDT (16 kbit depth)...
>
> Another "problem" was that Elektor specified 74F- and
> 74LS-series logic. AC or AHC would probably work OK.
> I'v got a mix of logic types that I will test.
>
> It's half built right now, so I can't say how it performs.
>
> Jan-Erik.
>
> Paul James E. wrote:
>> Check out the February 2003 issue of Elecktor Electronics.
>> There is a project in there that is just what you are looking for.
>
>>> I'd like to buy a logic analyzer for small-scale PIC projects.  Does
>>> anyone have any recommendations?
>
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