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Specification:
Operating system: Support operating system like for Windows, for Linux, for Mac, for Android
Software environment: PuIseView
Sampling channel: 8 channels
Sampling frequency: up to 24Mhz
Logic level: low level is [-0.5v, 0.8v], high level is [2v, 5.25v]
Small Size: 3.9cm * 2.0cm
Note:The sampling rate of this logic analyzer supports up to 16-24MHz, and can sample signals up to about 3MHz (the sampling rate needs to be at least 5 times that of the original signal, and 10 times the sampling rate is generally recommended to better restore the original signal). The sampling rate is 24MHz, but not all PCs can achieve it. After actual measurement, for Linux can sample at 24MHz, and most for Windows (win7/win10) can sample at 16MHz.The highest sampling rate and operating system/USB controller/USB bus status/USB driver both are related.
Package Includes:
1 x Mini Logic Analyzer
1 x USB to Type-c cable
10 x Female to female DuPont cable
10 x Test Hook Clip
Robbo
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 16. Februar 2024
Seems to work OK, but as others have mentioned the little clips are totally useless. I don't actually know how you'd connect a lead to them, they're not DuPont compatible, so I bought some separate ones. This one happened to be cheaper than the one without the clips which was why I got it. Also ground is mislabelled as "CND" when it obviously should be "GND". The actual unit itself works well though. I used it with Sigrok Pulseview.
泣き寝入り？
Bewertet in Japan am 10. Februar 2024
ネットで調べてドライバーをインストールしてデバイスの認識は問題ありませんが、PulseView でＲＵＮすると始めの数回で表示が出なくなります。初期不良と思うのですが、何か対策はありますか？無ければ返品の処理をします。
Catalin D. Voinescu
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 30. September 2023
The analyzer itself is good -- it's a standard design, and works with sigrok and PulseView. The supplied probes are almost entirely useless. They're way too big even for the largest-pitch SOIC chips, and the metal jaws aren't bent enough to attach securely to anything. If I knew how bad the clips were, I would have gone for the slightly cheaper version without them.
GeoffW
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 24. Dezember 2023
Does what it claims, very useful. Sadly the supplied clips are dreadful, the springs aren't strong enough so they're constantly falling off and they're nearly impossible to attach to adjacent pins (have to follow traces to attach elsewhere on the board). For the money though it's an absolute steal.
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