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From: klieb@uicsl.UUCP
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Subject: Re: D-I-Y Logic Analyzers
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Date: Sun, 3-May-87 10:14:00 EDT
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Nf-From: uicsl.UUCP!klieb    May  3 09:14:00 1987



Regarding the request for information on do-it-yourself logic analyzers:

The June-July '86 issue of MicroCornucopia (sort of a hardware/software hacker
magazine) has an article entitled "Building Your Own Inexpensive Logic
Analyzer." The article continues in the next (August-September) issue. The
author of the article is Don Fletcher, and he can be reached at Rt 7, Box 120,
Columbia, MO, 65202 or (314) 443-7294. The board is intended to be used with
a PC/XT as a host, though he planned to offer a CP/M standalone version as
well. The analyzer described in the article has 32 channels, 16 bit trigger
word, and 4 clock qualifiers. Don is also offering this as some sort of kit
as well.

If you'd like to get a hold of the actual articles, you can reach Micro-
Cornucopia at (503) 382-5060. They charge $3 for back issues.

                                       Kurt Liebezeit
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