Today I have tested the logic analyzer of the Rigol DS1052D oscilloscope and I noticed that the LA does not interprete the measured signals. The Rigol DS1052D is a lower priced model, so it is ok that the data is not interpreted by the oscilloscope. But it is possible to export the signals and process them on a PC with the open source tool Open Logic Sniffer. To do so you can export them as a CSV datafile. After an easy converting the data can be read by OLS. The following step describe what you have to do.
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Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Rigol DS1052D and Open Logic Sniffer
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Today I have tested the logic analyzer of the Rigol DS1052D oscilloscope and I noticed that the LA does not interprete the measured signals. The Rigol DS1052D is a lower priced model, so it is ok that the data is not interpreted by the oscilloscope. But it is possible to export the signals and process them on a PC with the open source tool Open Logic Sniffer. To do so you can export them as a CSV datafile. After an easy converting the data can be read by OLS. The following step describe what you have to do.
Today I have tested the logic analyzer of the Rigol DS1052D oscilloscope and I noticed that the LA does not interprete the measured signals. The Rigol DS1052D is a lower priced model, so it is ok that the data is not interpreted by the oscilloscope. But it is possible to export the signals and process them on a PC with the open source tool Open Logic Sniffer. To do so you can export them as a CSV datafile. After an easy converting the data can be read by OLS. The following step describe what you have to do.
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