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Someone recently mentioned something called “LHT00SU1”. It’s primarily a logic analyzer, but it has one analog input. (I’m not into EE, never used scopes, just
by ungzd 7y ago
Someone recently mentioned something called “LHT00SU1”. It’s primarily a logic analyzer, but it has one analog input. (I’m not into EE, never used scopes, just randomly found a discussion about it recently)
- vvanders 7y agoIn that vein the Saleae Logic[1] are really awesome, the prices went up recently but they're the real deal, next step up from them gets into the $X,000/$XX,000 range very quickly. [1] https://www.saleae.com/ https://www.saleae.com/
- Gracana 7y agoI have one of the Saleae devices, and it is wonderful. I still like (and sometimes really need) my more traditional full-size equipment, but the Saleae was inexpensive and it's easy to whip out and hook up to something. I don't know if they still have a hobbyist discount, but when I bought mine they knocked a good chunk off the price after I emailed them and told them my plans for it as a tinkerer.
- metaphor 7y agoWow they've really jacked the price up! No disrespect to Saleae's Logic as even their 1st gen product was indeed outstanding value (and may still be at the current price point; software front end is well executed). But to be sure, there's still a significant hardware gap that sets it apart from "the real deal".