16 Jun
2006
16 Jun
'06
2:16 p.m.
Don Y <dgy at DakotaCom.Net> wrote:
Problem with most logic analyzers is getting all the
microhooks
(or easyhooks) that go with it. Without having to sell a kidney!
Actually the problem (as many people have stated before) is getting
the *probes*. These are hard to replace because the often contain
proprietary chips. If you have the probes, getting replacement
cabling and hooks is usually easy, suppliers like DigiKey carry
these.
**vp
16 Jun
16 Jun
3:17 p.m.
Vassilis PREVELAKIS wrote:
Don Y <dgy at DakotaCom.Net> wrote:
In my case, I *have* the probes. But, purchasing 200
microhooks may be *easy* but it is not *cheap*!
Problem with most logic analyzers is getting all
the microhooks
(or easyhooks) that go with it. Without having to sell a kidney!
Actually the problem (as many people have stated before) is getting
the *probes*. These are hard to replace because the often contain
proprietary chips. If you have the probes, getting replacement
cabling and hooks is usually easy, suppliers like DigiKey carry
these.
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