Logic probes are simple but handy tools that can be had for a couple of bucks. They may not be the sexiest pieces of test gear, nor the most versatile, but they have their place, and building your ...

Logic analyzer probing can be classified into two groups. The first group consists of the signals that were “designed in.” This means that signals that are to be observed were intentionally routed to ...

It seems logic probes have fallen into disuse over the years as the speed of circuits has increases and component sizes have decreased. Years ago I used a commercial logic probe that included three ...

It looks like something out of the Matrix or the Dune movie - imagine this electric needle plunging into your flesh and injecting you with the Snow Crash ...

The probe supports 8b/10b data acquisition at up to 3.125 Gbits/s and works with most Agilent 16700 and 16900 logic analyzer modules. Included software decodes and displays bus data as protocol ...

Logic probes can be anything from useful to critical depending on the project, but if you don’t have one already, why not try building one? Instructables has a guide to building a logic probe ...