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From: garnett@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (Roger Garnett)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Logic Analyzer Card/Software for the IBM-PC?
Message-ID: <7769@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu>
Date: 18 Apr 89 12:35:48 GMT
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In article <23199@agate.BERKELEY.EDU> tom@jif.UUCP (Tom Erbe) writes:
>Does a PC based logic analyzer exist?  

	There is a company in Ithaca called Array Analysis which makes Logic
Analyzers which can be operated stand alone, or, when connected to a PC become
a much more powerful device. I have used some of their older models, and they
aren't bad. I can't compare them to current Tek, or HP's, because I haven't used
them. They consist of appx. 15"W x 18" D x 2" H boxes, which may be stacked
for more channels. I think one box does up to 32 channels. There are uP modules
available which let you view the bus activity as dissasembled code, (nice), 
binary, hex, or whatever. You can store images for later comparison, and you
can also create stimuli. (data signatures, patterns, etc.) or output an old
pattern. I have no idea what pricing is like. Address:
	Array Analysis inc.
	Brown Rd.
	Ithaca N.Y. 14850
	(607) 257-6800
Disclaimer: I have no connection with this company, other than having used their
equipment, and I may know someone who works there. (Small town...)

___________________________________________________________
Roger Garnett           (garnett@tcgould.TN.CORNELL.EDU)
Cornell Phonetics Lab   (plab!roger@cornell.uucp)
Ithaca  N.Y.            (sggy@cornellC)
(607) 255-0704		(sggy@vax5.ccs.cornell.edu)