Comparison of PC-based logic analyzers
Here’s a comparison chart I’ve been working on that compares various PC-based logic analyzers. I made this mostly for myself because I’ve been wanting to buy a logic analyzer, but most of them are very expensive for a hobbyist’s budget. PC-based ones are a good compromise…they can be cheaper than standalone units since they don’t need all the processing and display hardware. I’m currently leaning towards the $120 Zeroplus unit, it seems to provide the best bang/buck. There is the $50 open source one, but I think I’d wait a bit for more reviews of it, to see how good it really works.
I’ll write a review when I do decide on one. Also I know someone designing his own Logic Analyzer, if/when he finishes, I’ll give a link to that too.
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This oscilloscope can do up to 12 channels of logic + 2 analog channels at 100Msps. It’s cheap, too, at $350. It also has protocol decoding and 2Mbyte memory buffers http://www.quantasylum.com/content/Products/QA100.aspx
Comment by David Hsu — September 5, 2011 @ 3:34 pm
Great service to community! THANKS!
Comment by vlad g — November 6, 2011 @ 7:54 am
Great listing, but it would be a huge help to know which ones also have integrated pattern generators as well as compatibiltiy with 5v TTL logic.
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