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PC-based logic analyser model
La-Gold-36 |
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A top-quality 32-channel PC-based logic
analyser with pattern generator, the Janatek La-Gold-36 offers a
comprehensive digital debugging environment for the electronics professional.
It captures data at a maximum rate of 1GHz and has a buffer depth of up to 1 Meg
samples per channel. It incorporates a pattern generator which can be used to
stimulate the hardware being debugged whilst the logic analyser captures the
response.
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close up view)
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- 32 channels
- 1 GHz maximum sampling rate
- A huge 1Meg sampling
buffer depth per channel
- More than 100MHz input
bandwidth
- 1 Mohm/4pf input
impedance
- 4 independent variable
thresholds (-5V to +5V)
- Integrated 8-channel
pattern generator
- Versatile triggering options,
including glitch capture
- External clock input
- Extended capture time
function
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- Variable pre-/post
trigger buffer sizes
- Digital logger
capabilities (saving to hard disk)
- Connects to PC via a
high speed USB-2 connection
- USB powered, no external
supply needed for normal use
- Runs on all recent
versions of Windows, 2000/XP/Vista32
- RoHS compliant (lead
free) & CE marked
- Complete package ready
to use
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The La-Gold-36 is a
comprehensive 32 channel high specification logic analyser designed to speed
debugging of digital electronic circuits. The very high sampling rate provides a
more accurate representation of the signals on screen. (In general the sampling
frequency should be 3 to 5 times faster than the shortest timing change being
measured). 1 GHz provides 1 ns between samples.
The huge 1 Meg samples per channel buffer depth (up to 500 MHz sampling rate) allows longer captures without
lowering the sampling frequency, thus maintaining sampling resolution.
The combination of these two features on this analyser is difficult to beat,
being especially useful for capturing high and relatively low frequency signals
simultaneously.
Debugging is greatly aided by the integrated 8-bit pattern generator that can be
used at the same time as the analyser is capturing data.
- La-Gold-36 main unit
- USB connector cable, 1.8m
- 4 sets of 8 x SMD grabber clips
with ground leads
(details)
- Printed User Manual
- Software on CD
- Smart aluminium carry case
- One year return to base
warranty
- Lifetime technical
support by phone or email
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Order code: La-Gold-36 |
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We regret that this item has been
discontinued by the manufacturer,
and is no longer available. |
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The software for the La-Gold-36 is mature and both the logic analyser and
pattern generator are controlled from a single, intuitive user interface. It
is user friendly, and incorporates feedback suggestions from users.
The integrated pattern generator can be used in conjunction with the logic
analyser. The user can set up the instrument under test (UUT) with the
pattern generator and then measure its response with the logic analyser.
This, and other flexible triggering options for both the logic analyser and
pattern generator, make the La-Gold-36 a cut above the rest.
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Capture
the data that you want
The flexible triggering
options make it possible to capture the exact data you want to view.
Edge triggering may be set to occur on a rising edge, falling edge or
change of state on any one or combination of channels.
Pattern (level) conditions are set by specifying a '1', '0' or 'X'
(don't care) condition on all channels.
Combinations such as Edge OR Pattern, Edge AND Patter, Edge THEN
Pattern, Pattern THEN Edge, may be set.
Pattern durations may be set to trigger when shorter (glitch capture),
or longer than a specified period.
A 'post trigger delay' function allows the final data capture to be
postponed by an accurate time after trigger detection |
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The
integrated pattern generator
The outputs of the pattern
generator can act as inputs to the unit under test. The response from the
unit under test can then be used to trigger the logic analyser.
The 8-channel pattern generator can output data at rates up to 50MHz. The
output patterns can be specified to come from a user file or from the
'Pattern Editor', seen opposite.
The pattern generator can be started on various conditions, for example,
start on a specific condition in the logic analyser input signals, similar
to a logic analyser trigger condition. |
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(a) Acquisition
system (hardware related)
Number of input channels
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32 digital |
Voltage range |
-60 to + 60V |
Impedance |
1 Mohm ± 1%, 5pF |
Bandwidth |
100 MHz minimum |
Threshold voltage |
-5V to +5V
4 individual thresholds, (1 for each group of 8 channels) |
Data buffer
size:
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1 Meg samples per channels up to 500MHz
4k samples per channel minimum at 1GHz sampling rate (dependent on number of
channels used) |
Pre/post-trigger buffer |
The data buffer is divided into pre and
post trigger sections. Sizes can be changed in 1000 samples steps |
Internal sampling clock |
Rates - MHz:
1000, 500, 200, 100, 50, 25, 10, 5, 2.5, 1
kHz: 500,
250, 100, 50, 25, 10, 5, 2.5, 1
Hz:
500, 250, 100
Stability - 100 ppm |
External sampling clock |
Input to channel 31
Asynchronous (linear on trigger or immediately) - clock on rising/falling edge, 50MHz maximum,
(data valid 10ns before clock edge)
synchronous (into linear/ring buffer) - clock on rising/falling edge, 50MHz maximum,
(data valid 10ns before clock edge) |
Digital
logger clock
(Logging to hard disk) |
Log rate - 1 second to 1 hour in 1 second
steps
Stability - logger timing obtained from PC |
Post trigger delay
(Extended capture time) |
Depends on sample frequency:
1 GHZ - maximum delay = 65μs
500 MHZ - maximum delay = 33 ms
200 MHz - maximum delay = 83 ms
1 MHz - maximum delay = 16 sec
2.5 kHz - maximum delay = 6710 sec
Accuracy - 5 x sampling period |
(b) Trigger
conditions (configured using software)
Pattern |
"1", "0" and "don't care" ("X")
conditions selectable on all channels |
Edge |
Rising edge, falling edge, either (change
of state), on any channel. |
Edge/Pattern combinations |
Edge OR pattern (whichever occurs first
will cause a trigger)
Edge AND pattern (for a trigger the edge condition must occur while the
pattern condition is valid
Edge THEN pattern / Pattern THEN edge (the first condition is required
before the second condition |
Continuous |
Unconditionally - display updated at
regular intervals.
Conditionally - display updated when a trigger condition is detected. Any of
the above trigger conditions may be set as described above.
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Pattern valid for more or less than a
specified time |
trigger if pattern < duration (glitch
capture), duration ±20ns to 1 ms max
trigger if pattern > duration, duration ±20ns tolerance, 1 ms max
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Mouse/Keyboard |
A trigger may be forced |
(c) Pattern generator
Pattern
source |
Pattern editor or user file |
Number of channels |
8 |
Data output clock rate |
50 MHz maximum |
Output voltage |
3.3V |
Minimum input impedance of
load |
4k7 / 100pF |
Modes of operation |
Single/continuous. Can act as logic analyser at the same time |
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(d) Software environment
Operating system |
Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista 32 or later compatible versions |
Display |
Number of channels - any number of the channels may be displayed
Channel/group names - user specified signal names
Display order - channel display order user specified
Colours - specify colours for individual signals, background
Zooming - comprehensive zooming in and out facility
Default view is as a timing analyser, i.e. waveforms are shown. When capture
has been paused, can be used as state analyser in hex and binary via
additional window |
PC connection |
USB 2.0 High Speed (480 Mbit/sec)
USB 1.1 Full Speed (12 Mbit/sec) compatible
Standard port type B on hardware unit connects to standard type A on PC
using 1.8m USB lead supplied |
Saving to hard disk |
Comprehensive set of file
saves, including complete set-up, signal bitmap, main window bitmap, text,
start-up configuration, captured data as Microsoft Excel compatible
spreadsheet files, and project (UUT running on same PC) |
Printed output |
The timing diagrams, bitmaps, binary and hex data may all be printed in
landscape or portrait modes |
(e) Physical and Environmental
Weight |
Hardware unit with test leads - 360 gram (13.0 ounce)
Packaged in aluminium carrying case - 1200 gram (2 lb 10 oz) |
Dimensions |
Hardware unit only - 120 x 135 x 29 mm (4.8 x 5.3 x 1.1 inches)
In aluminium carrying case - 310 x 190 x 68 mm (12.2 x 7.4 x 2.6 inches) |
Environment |
The
analyser is intended for indoor use |
Operating temperature |
10 to 40
degrees C (50 to 104 degrees F) |
Power requirement from USB or external
adapter |
3.6 Watt typical, capturing data without
pattern generator
3.8 Watt typical, capturing data with pattern generator |
Compliance |
CE certified and lead free |
Manufacturer |
Janatek Electronic Designs, South Africa |
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A set of eight colour coded SMD grabber
clips
plus earth clip
(4 sets supplied) |
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