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Subject: Re: Logic analyzers- bargain basement - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 9-May-84 10:04:00 EDT
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uiuccsb!carey    May  9 09:04:00 1984


The next cheapest alternative I know of is the Arium analyzer.
It is comparable to the Tektronix low end, with 32 channels,
4 timing up to 100 Mhz.  1k memory per channel, 4 levels of triggering,
etc. optional 4-channel glitch capture ($650)" 
Rom emulator for $850, and $450 for each 8-bit disassembler module,
with extra $100 first time charge.  Base price is $2195.  So with
some options you are under 3k, and with disassemblers, can come
in under 4k or 5k.
I don't have any info on people who have used it (I wonder how
come theirs is so much cheaper than anything else).  Before 
you buy, ask for as many references from current users as you
can get.
Their address is 
Arium Corporation
1931 Wright Circle
Anaheim, CA 92806-6052

This is not a commercial message (I accept no liability for accuracy
of info., and am only conveying public information)

John Carey
CRL, Dept of Computer Science
University of Illinois
1304 W. Springfield Ave.
Urbana, Ill. 61801
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