Where to find/buy logic analyzer test clips?

Jul 04, 2006 2 Replies

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Nico Coesel

My advise: don't use test clips at all. They'll always get lose. I usually solder a pin header with several wires onto the PCB. This is much more convenient because you can still move the board around (make modifications) and test again.

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Hi - I'm working on putting together a logic analyzer like this one:

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and I'm trying to figure out what to do about test clips for the 32 channels. I'm quite fond of those that come with HP/Agilent logic analyzers (they look alot like this:
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Are there any reasonably priced sources for these things? I can't find anything under a couple dollars at the distributors I checked with. Also, I seemed to find alot more test clips that wires attach to, unlike the typical logic analyzer test clip where you plug in a pin into the back of the clip.



Thanks!


-Mike



Possibly the E-Z Hook XKM series? Not < $2, though.

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Rich Webb Norfolk, VA

My advise: don't use test clips at all. They'll always get lose. I usually solder a pin header with several wires onto the PCB. This is much more convenient because you can still move the board around (make modifications) and test again.

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