ncoplin_at_orbeng.com
Date: 2002-04-17 05:19:28
>>>>> "rb" == ruud baltissen <ruud.baltissen@abp.nl> writes:
rb> FYI, the cable bundle is the connection to the analyser.
>Speaking of which, does anyone have any schematics for a simple logic
>analyzer?
I have at home a design published in a german magazine called E'T (I think,
I can't read german, but that's what I make it out to be). It connects to
the expansion port of a C64 and uses SRAM as a buffer for the sample
capture. It goes up to 10MHz and can log I think 16samples with external
triggers, compares etc. Design /implementation looks very thorough! The only
reservation I'd have is that if built without the appropriate PCB it may
have noise problems. All parts should be relatively available to a C64 fan
(uses two 6520s, a few 74193s etc).
If interested, I could scan or photocopy for you.
- Nick
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