Interesting, thanks.
Sure looks real to us. It's a pipelined capacitive ADC, so internal settling stuff can come out in subsequent samples.
I don't know enough about the design to comment much on its guts.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
Interesting, thanks.
Sure looks real to us. It's a pipelined capacitive ADC, so internal settling stuff can come out in subsequent samples.
I don't know enough about the design to comment much on its guts.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
If you can use it with sigrok, it should be quite future-proof. USB works fine if you don't push it to the maximum possible throughput - a USB3 connection has advantages.
What I like about the USB logic analyzers is that you can record huge amounts of data (limited by PC memory, and the software does on-the-fly compression) and later zoom in on the details - with a classic analyzer with integrated memory, you need to setup triggers beforehand - buf after triggering, those can be faster.
What is better depends on the problem you are analyzing.
cu Michael
With our stuff, there are usually three or four boat anchors in use already, so having the logic analyzer be unobtrusive is a win.
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Phil "Still trying to figure out that weird ADC thing" Hobbs
there must be bits miswired, missing, or shorted
it never recovers, after the glitch the slope/gain/offset looks different
Maybe. It's a vendor IP block that they changed around for us, to make the floor plan long and skinny. All of the bits seem to be changing independently, though. I'll check for supply current glitches if the problem is reproducible on another chip.
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Phil Hobbs
I cannot get enough instruments. Can you share a link to the one you have?
It's actually 24 MHz, I misspoke. If you search Amazon for logic analyzers and sort by price, there are about 20 very similar to these ones. AFAICT they all have that same Nordic chip in them.
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Phil Hobbs
agreed, but a name would save a lot of inference....
You can sort out the riff-raff by searching for "64 channel". This eliminates most, if not all, of the low end logic analyzers. For instance, I found:
something like this:
Dunno exactly--I didn't buy them.
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Phil Hobbs
Nice, thanks. And even a Danish site, only 100km from my location :-)
Or like this, exactly what Phil describes:
Arie
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