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Article #17501suggestions for a logic analyzer?
From: lansd
Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1987 10:21
Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1987 10:21
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I would like to build a homebrew logic analyzer using several
parallel banks of ram chips to provide a wide bandwidth.
What I would like to know is:
1) What input conditioning do the expensive logic analyzers
perform on the input (in particular, which gate types).
2) Have there been any electronic articles published lately
with 'do-it-yourself' logic analyzer projects? (I remember
Radio Electronics or Popular Electronics had one around 1977).
One question not pertaining to this... does anyone know of a
25-100 mhz(!) cheap 8 bit flash converter? I have a paper in front of
me that describes a 25mhz version from ITT for $20, but this is somewhat
slow for my application.
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