SUIN SA8320 High Speed Logic Analyzer (32 CH)

Input

Input Channel: 32 data sampling channels, 2 external clock channels

Threshold Voltage

6 independent and adjustable threshold voltages

Adjustable Range: -6V ~ +6V

Resolution: 0.1V

Input Impedance: R ^ >100 kΩ, C ^ <8 pf

Sample/Memory

Sampling Rate

Timing Rate: 1Hz ~ 100MHz (Period 10ns ~ 1s), Resolution: 10ns

State Rate: 1Hz ~ 35MHz

Sampling Phase: rise edge, fall edge

Memory Depth: 256k bytes / channel

Trigger

Trigger Condition: 32 bits trigger level, 32 bits trigger comparand

Event Count: 1 ~ 999

Memory Delay: 1~ 260000 sampling cycles

Pattern Generator

Pattern Type

CH00 to CH15 are counters with adding 1

CH16 to CH29 are shift pulse

CH30 to CH31 monitor external clk1 and clk2

Pattern Rate

Frequency: 1Hz ~ 50MHz(period 20ns ~ 1s) resolution:10ns

General Characteristics

Power: AC220V(1±10%), 50Hz(1±5%), ≤10VA

Display: 5.7' TFT LCD

Dimension & Weight: 329×283×155mm, Approx. 4.3kg

Standard Accessories

Power Cord: 1pcs

BNC Testing Cable: 1pcs

CD(Software+ User's Guide): 1pcs

High-Speed Logic Analyzer is a sophisticated instrument used to capture and analyze digital signals in electronic circuits, especially those operating at high speeds. It is crucial for debugging, verifying, and optimizing digital systems, providing insights into the timing and logic state of digital signals.

Key Features:

High Sampling Rate: Modern high-speed logic analyzers offer sampling rates in the gigahertz (GHz) range, enabling them to capture fast-changing digital signals with precision.

Multi-Channel Support: They can monitor multiple channels simultaneously, which is essential for analyzing complex digital systems with many interdependent signals.

Deep Memory: Deep memory buffers allow for extended data capture, enabling detailed analysis over longer periods.

Triggering Capabilities: Advanced triggering options help in isolating specific events or conditions within the digital signal stream, making it easier to debug complex issues.

Protocol Analysis: Many high-speed logic analyzers support protocol analysis for common standards like I2C, SPI, USB, and Ethernet, facilitating the debugging of communication interfaces.

User Interface: Intuitive software interfaces with graphical displays and comprehensive analysis tools enhance the user experience and productivity.

Applications:

Embedded Systems Development: Essential for debugging and optimizing microcontroller-based systems, ensuring correct logic states and timing.

Digital Circuit Design: Used in the design and verification of digital circuits, including FPGAs and ASICs, to ensure proper functionality.

Communication Systems: Crucial for analyzing and debugging digital communication protocols and interfaces.

Computer Hardware: Used in the development and testing of computer hardware components, such as CPUs, memory modules, and peripheral interfaces.

Automotive Electronics: Important for verifying the functionality and timing of automotive electronic control units (ECUs) and other digital systems.