Sunday, 14 April 2013
Analyse this!
While debugging AR80 I needed to attach the logic analyser semi-permanently. I came up with a shield stacker which has pin header posts soldered at a jaunty angle.
These are just the usual long-legged sockets with smd-type pin header attached so that the spacer bar rests on the base of the socket part.
This pushes the header pins out at a slight angle, allowing the analyser cable to attach without fouling on the shield itself.
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5 comments:
Great idea. I'll have to make myself some of these when my LA arrives (eventually).
What LA are you using? I'm looking to replace my gigantic hp 16500, its just too massive
I have one of the Salae Logic ones. It's a great bit of kit for its size. It's convenient to use but if you need bigger, faster, wider then I also have an Openbench Logic Sniffer. I've modded it for 32 channels and it does the job - nice triggering.
Prime has a different one, more expensive than either of these but he swears by it.
Ill take look I think. Would need at least 24 channels.
Cheers
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