Lpc2000

All,

We are investigating logic analyzers to be used with our lpc 
development.  Specifically we are interested in tracing the 
interaction between the lpc running at up to 60Mhz and various 
peripherals we will be integrating with it.  Any 
experiences/recommendations from group members would be greatly 
appreciated.

Curt

At 08:37 PM 12/2/03 +0000, you wrote:
>All,
>
>We are investigating logic analyzers to be used with our lpc
>development.  Specifically we are interested in tracing the
>interaction between the lpc running at up to 60Mhz and various
>peripherals we will be integrating with it.  Any
>experiences/recommendations from group members would be greatly
>appreciated.

For embedded work I'm a fan of the Agilent 54622D Mixed Signal 
Oscilloscope.  16 channels of logic analyzer input plus 2 analog channels 
sharing a common trigger point.  It also has specific trigger setups for 
SPI, I2C and CAN (among others) as well as the usual logic analyzer and 
standard oscilloscope triggers,  Oh, and they have a built in 3.5" drive 
for storing results (great for documenting verification tests).

Robert


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