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<< GoLogicPro Specs and Limits
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36 or 72 channels depending on logic analyzer model.
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72 channel model offers Pods A, B, C, D (18 channels per pod).
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36 channel model offers Pods A, B (18 channels per pod).
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Timing mode: all channels are data inputs.
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Differential input mode halves the data inputs.
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State mode: 1 to 8 channels are clock inputs.
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Input impedance: 100 Kohm; 5 picofarads
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1 nanosecond maximum skew between channels.
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Each channel is coaxially shielded.
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Ground-connect for each channel.
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8 separate ground-connect channels are also provided.
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1 independent voltage level per channel
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Range: 0V to 3.3V in 10 millivolt increments
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Accuracy: ≈ 50 millivolt around selected voltage level.
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Minimum swing: 300 mv (±150 mv around active threshold)
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± 12 volts
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Exceeding this voltage may damage the logic analyzer.
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The active sample mode and active pods define the maximum sample rate available.
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Pods A, B, C, D: 1 GHz
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Pods A, B: 2.5 GHz
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Pod A: 4 GHz
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Pods A, B, C, D: 900 MHz
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Pods A, B: 1.9 GHz
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Pod A: 3.2 GHz
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See Timestamp Limits for details.
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Maximum sample rate on Pod A: 500 MHz
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Pods A, B, C, D: 100 MHz rising or falling edge (single data rate)
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Pods A, B, C, D: 50 MHz both edges (double data rate)
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Pods A, B: 100 MHz rising or falling edge (single data rate)
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Pods A, B: 100 MHz both edges (double data rate)
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Pod A: 200 MHz rising or falling edge (single data rate)
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Pod A: 100 MHz both edges (double data rate)
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Source clock signal quality determines the maximum allowable frequency.
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Maximum clock frequency: 300 MHz rising or falling edge (single data rate)
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Maximum clock frequency: 250 MHz both edges (double data rate) for Pods A, B.
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Maximum clock frequency: 200 MHz both edges (double data rate) for Pods A, B, C, D.
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Channel C16 or D16 is clock input when Pods A, B, C, D are active
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Channel A16 or B16 is clock input when Pods A, B are active
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The PLL cannot sync on non-periodic or asymmetric clock signals.
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The Phase Link Loop (PLL) may not sync with clock signals slower than 15 MHz, depending on signal quality. Use the "1 to 8 clock input" option for clock signals 1 MHz and slower.
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A frequency counter detects the input clock signal's rate, and this value is used to display and scale the captured trace data.
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See the Sample Depths page for details.
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The installed memory, the active sample mode, the active pods, and the active sample rate define the maximum samples available.
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32 value events
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16 edge events
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Two 32-bit timers / counters per level
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See Timer Limits for details.
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16 levels
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3 If/Else lines per level
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1 default "else" line per level
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2 value events level
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1 edge event per level
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2 timers/counters per level
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Trigger (stop running)
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GoTo Level (1 to 16)
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Available in Timing and State modes.
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Available in Custom TriggerForm only.
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Store all data while on a level, no data, or specified patterns.
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Sample rate ≥ 1 GHz: fixed at 2 ns
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Sample rate < 1 GHz: 1/2 sample rate
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State analysis "1 to 8 clock inputs": fixed at 8 ns on Pods A, B, C, D
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State analysis "1 to 8 clock inputs": fixed at 4 ns on Pods A, B
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State analysis "1 to 8 clock inputs": fixed at 4 ns on Pod A
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State analysis "clock on A16/etc...": 1 input clock period
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Falling edge signal occurs on trigger event.
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3V when the logic analyzer starts running.
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Changes from 3V to 0V when the logic analyzer triggers.
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1-Wire: header plus up to 5 bytes
CAN / CAN-FD: header plus up to 7 bytes
Clk+Data (bitstream): up to 14 bytes
DMX512: up to 5 bytes
eSPI: header plus up to 1 byte
I2C: header plus up to 12 bytes
I3C: header plus 1 byte
I2S: up to 14 bytes
JTAG: up to 7 bytes
LIN: header plus up to 6 bytes
LPC: up to 12 bytes
MDIO / SMI: header plus up to 4 bytes
ONFI SDR: header plus 1 byte
PWM Encoder: 1 byte
SDIO / MMC / eMMC: header plus up to 8 bytes
SENT: up to 2 bytes
SPI: up to 14 bytes
Quad-SPI / SPI-MIO: header plus up to 8 data bytes
UART: up to 6 bytes
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Notes: Depending on bus type, data values can be contiguous or separated by non-matching values. Some bus protocols infer that data values are always contiguous within a packet.
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Also, fewer trigger values are available as the data width increases. For example the SPI bus can be configured for 32-bit double words rather than 8-bit bytes. In that case, up to 3 data values can be in the trigger series.
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Width: 4.5 in (115 mm)
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Length: 4.75 in (118 mm)
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Height: 1.5 in (35 mm)
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Weight (main unit alone): 19 oz. (540 grams)
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Copyright and trademark information
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