Hi, I am looking for a PC-based logic analyzer to read a signal with a frequency of 1 MHz and store it in memory. My primary concerns are cost and reliability. What would you guys recommend based on this?
PC-Based Logic Analyzer?
Jul 27, 2004
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Ok, so you have a 1MHz sine wave and you want the digit 1 to be stored in a byte in the computer memory???
Everyone who reads your post is gonna have a different interpretation of what you really want to do. I'd recommend a LOT more specificity. mike
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