What is it?

Ultra small open source logic analyzer. It can sample 8 channels at 20 million samples per second, and may be overclocked for even faster acquisitions. It's designed to support the open source SUMP logic analyzer protocol with software available for most operating systems.

Features

• 8 channels
• 256,000 Samples recording size
• 20 MHz sampling speed, can potentially be overclocked to 60 MHz
• Simple configurable edge detection triggers on all inputs (simple OR trigger)
• Configurable ratio of samples from before and after the trigger (rolling sample buffer)
• 5 V tolerant inputs (LOW-level voltage < 0.8 V, HIGH-level voltage > 2.0 V)
• About 500 kB/s transfer speed to the PC (256 kSamples take about 0.5 seconds)
• Data capturing can be stopped from the host software anytime
• Cross platform host software for Windows, OS X, and Linux
• DIY-friendly 0603 parts and SOIC packages used on a 2-layer board
• On board 3.3 V regulator can supply up to 400 mA to an external circuit
• Tiny 3cm x 3cm PCB
• Firmware updates via built-in USB bootloader
• Open source
• Precise measurement by using up to ten free placeable cursors
• Automatic period, frequency, and duty cycle measurement
• Displaying channel groups as HEX values and/or as an analog signal
• Analyzers for a large number of protocols: 1-Wire, I2C, JTAG, SPI, UART, etc.

Why did you make it?

Needed a cheap and powerful logic analyzer and have some PCBs and parts left :)

What makes it special?

Extremely small and powerful