oakkar7 made a DIY Logic Sniffer case. Via the contact form. Get your own Logic Sniffer for $50, with free worldwide shipping.
Category Archives: logic analyzer
Testing MPLABX and Open Bench Logic Analyzer (part-1)
Oakkar7 is a fan of PIC microcontrollers and the MPLABX IDE who recently received his new
SUMP logic analyzer with 2 scope channels
hlipka made a logic analyzer with 2 oscilloscope channels that uses a Cypress PSoC chip. It works with SUMP clients like Open Logic Sniffer. Goal of this project is to develop a combination of 2-channel oscilloscope with a 32-channel logic analyzer. Sample speed will be 1 Msps, with a depth of 6k samples (when using […]
Python Logic Sniffer client
Mel released a new Python client for the Logic Sniffer: Yet another client, this one written in Python 2. It depends on wxPython, pySerial and NumPy packages. I’m developing and testing in Ubuntu Linux, but with luck it will run under Windows and OS/X as well. Via the forum. Get your own Logic Sniffer for […]
Open Bench Logic Sniffer review
The Longhorn Engineer liked the OLS so he posted this video review. He also has posted a video demonstrating how to upgrade the OLS firmware. Check it out! Thanks, LonghornEngineer! Get your own Logic Sniffer for $50, with free worldwide shipping.
Guess the Logic Sniffer case winner
Yesterday you guessed the original use of this Logic Sniffer case. Jean correctly identified it as an iPod nano case in the second comment and gets a free PCB coupon. Get a Logic Sniffer for $50, with free worldwide shipping.
Logic Sniffer case: what is it?
Ed was going through his drawers and accidentally found a great Open Logic Sniffer case. Can you tell what this case was originally designed for? The first person to guess gets a free PCB code. There’s another picture below the break. Via the contact form. Get a Logic Sniffer for $50, with free worldwide shipping.
All through-hole version of the Logic Shrimp
jarin made an all through-hole version of the Logic Shrimp logic analyzer: I’ve made variation of Logic Shrimp, using only through-hope components found in my junk box. More details and pictures can be found here. There is no schematics drawn, I built it just using datasheets and original schematics – and I’m too lazy to […]
OpenBench Logic Sniffer release 3.08
A new software package v3.08 is available for the Logic Sniffer: OpenBench Logic Sniffer Release 3.08 is now available for download. Release 3.08 includes Jawi’s 0.9.4 client with the following changes: Numerous Bug Fixes Support for multiple “Sump” clients Via the forum. Get a Logic Sniffer for $50, with free worldwide shipping.
Open bench logic sniffer tutorial
The longhorn Engineer I was so impressed by the Open Bench Logic Sniffer that I had to make a little mini review detailing its features. Get a Logic Sniffer for $50, with free worldwide shipping. Via the contact form
Saleae Logic16 logic analyzer INSIDE and review
octal writes: Pretty impressive video review of Logic/ Logic16 (shows the insides as well) In this episode Shahriar takes a look inside the “Logic”, “Logic16″ and USBee SX which were reviewed in the previous episode. The PCBs get a closeup inspection along with some insight into the design of these products. Via the forum.
Windows-based Client (VC++, MFC)
flubberlab wrote a SUMP client that works with the Logic Sniffer: The client is pretty well tested (on WinXP Pro), but only offers a configuration and capture front end. Advanced triggers are not supported, RLE is unimplemented, and there is no waveform viewer. The captured data is exported to a VCD file for external viewing […]
Saleae Logic 16 update
We went a bit overboard speculating about the new Saleae 16bit logic analyzer. After taking to designer Joe Garrison at Maker Faire though, it seems we weren’t that far from the mark. The new Saleae does in fact have a Spartan FPGA to help get a flexible sample rate as high as 100MHz for 2 […]
Maker Faire 2011: Logic Sniffer
Connect an OLS to a device and record the output. Jawi’s OLS client is intuitive and easy to use.
Dangerous DSO part 4: Over simulated
Yesterday we covered the Dangerous DSO analog front end. This circuit divides our +/-10volt input to +/-0.5volts, and re-centers it between the 2volt and 3volt range the ADC can measure. Today we’ll simulate the circuit to get a better feel for how it works. Dangerous DSO is a new logic analyzer/oscilloscope design we’ve been using […]
New Saleae 16bit logic analyzer released
A new 16 channel version of the Saleae Logic is out. In addition to double the channels of the Saleae 8bit analyzer, the new version supports capture up to 100MHz (2 channels only) and has better buffering. We really like the Saleae 8bit analyzer and use it in the lab. The Saleae is a streaming […]
Alternative Logic Sniffer client v0.9.4
Jawi just released version 0.9.4 of the forked SUMP logic analyzer client that works with the Logic Sniffer, Bus Pirate, IR Toy, etc. See topic starter post and/or the client’s home page for direct download URLs. The list of bugs solved in the final version is mostly the same to the latest RC. Major highlights […]
Logic Sniffer used in IDE bus sniffing and hard drive password recovery
Open Sesame on Prezi dop3j0e needed a way to recover the password on his ThinkPad’s hard drive after the laptop’s fingerprint scanner died (in which the password was stored.) Luckily, the drive’s IDE had 16 5V data lines just like the inputs on the OpenBench Logic Sniffer. He wired the Logic Sniffer to the lines […]
Logic Sniffer client v0.9.4 RC2
Jawi made another release candidate of the Logic Sniffer client : It is finally available: the second Release Candidate (RC) of the 0.9.4 version! Implemented features and issues solved in this release: VCD exports ignore selected channel groups Verify frequency measurement with RLE captures Support OLS-device profiles for BP, regular OLS and SUMP Add icon […]
New signal display component for Logic Sniffer client
Jawi released a preview of the new display component for the Logic Sniffer client: I’ve been working on an improved component for the display of captured signal data from the Logic Sniffer for some time now, and wanted to share the current results with you guys. Reasons for rewriting the component can be found on […]