Which USB Logic Analyzer is best?

BaCaRdi · **Joined:** 21 Feb 2008 02:19 **Posts:** 236

haha Yeah it sure does, they work exactly the same as far as I can tell!

-Marc

Copy'nPaste wrote:

The HobbyLab software looks exactly like that from PoScope......

Hey Octal, what you want, new, you are going to have to add another zero or two to the price of PoScope :shock:

bt · **Posted:** 07 Apr 2008 21:08

I use a Parallax USB scope that works great and was fairly inexpensive ($127).

I've been drooling over this one, though, in a quest for greater bandwidth
http://www.easysync-ltd.com/index.html?lang=en-uk&target=d3.html Scroll down to their Stingray model... ($229)

Anybody looked into this one/have comments?

bt

Copy'nPaste · **Posted:** 18 Apr 2008 13:03

New PicKit2 software has a logic analyser tool :wink:

octal · **Joined:** 09 Feb 2005 14:15 **Posts:** 301

Thanks for everyone.
Finally I'm going to order the LogicPort from PCInstruments. It's the best tool for my needs and the price is really not that high.

Regards
octal

BaCaRdi · **Joined:** 21 Feb 2008 02:19 **Posts:** 236

Octal let us know how it goes please, I am always keeping my eye out for good stuff for the trade;)

Cheers,
-BaC

Bob Lawrence · **Posted:** 19 Apr 2008 05:20

blog - flyingpic24.com

http://blog.flyingpic24.com/2008/03/31/addictive-tools/

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This Intronix LogicPort is really a great device. I have one connected through a break out panel to my Explorer16 development board

http://forum.microchip.com/tm.aspx?m=329887

orga · **Joined:** 04 Jun 2008 20:08 **Posts:** 203

zeroplus LAP-C (16032) for LowCost !!

beaudoin · **Joined:** 16 Sep 2009 18:55 **Posts:** 1

How do you decode Manchester using the LogicPort? This is something that would be really useful.

Maleche wrote:

The LogicPort is exceptional!

I can bit-bang anything! I discovered many programming issues with timing that I had, then corrected them for speed. The RS232, SPI, I2C translator is great. I can program my own for CAN, 1-Wire, Manchester, and LonWorks (Invensys protocol).

If you can spare the change or save up for this LogicAnalyzer, you will not be dissapointed. I have a USBEE AX and could not get it to work correctly. I will sell it. I also have a Tektronix TDS 210.

Keep programming!

Doyle

Maleche · **Posted:** 17 Jun 2010 16:31

To decode Manchester, just program a simple (slow) loop with delays and use Mikro (basic, pascal, C)Manchester command to evaluate the data.

The LogicPort is an exceptional tool to view and capture data. At slower rates however, you can use any logic analyzer to see the transition pulses.

mikroElektronika

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