We have been using these devices at work recently to observe various communication signals between the ECUs and our simulation machines.
They are very simple to handle and seem to have many advantages over a conventional oscilloscope (the main ones being cost and size, downside lack of functionality of course).
I would LOVE to see a teardown on these devices. Any chance this is doable in the near future?

 

I should have mentioned which logic analyzer I was talking about:
Salea

Sorry!

 

I would LOVE to see a teardown on these devices. Any chance this is doable in the near future?

Why would anyone want to tear down their logic analyzer for your enjoyment? Especially when you didn't give a model number.

I have complete schematics and mechanical information for my logic analyzer. Would that be sufficient? If you're interested in how it works, I believe the manual also includes theory of operation.

 

You misspelled the manufacturer.

Googled for "saleae logic analyzer teardown".

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