Cheap Logic Analyzers, any good?

[@jmqwert]

Buy an analoge discovery 2. Sig gen, scope and logic signal analyser. Great software support, an cheap..

[@Tech-Relief]

Well I purchased a Rigol MSO5354 oscilloscope with the Logic Analyzer attachments so this is what I use now-a-days

[@jmqwert]

@@Tech-Relief Jepp but you wrote "Cheap Logic Analyzers, Are they any good?" And Rigol MSO5354 isn't cheap in general. Its a really good and cost effecient solution, but.. cheap... no ;-)

[@Tech-Relief]

@@jmqwert You are right,, it is not a cheap solution. I just thought to mention what I use now since I made the video. I needed a new oscilloscope and it had the logic analyzer build in ...

[@ABentPaperclip]

@@Tech-Relieflol from 16 dollars to $3k. glad to see you increased your budget i guess

[@aiyengar]

It's illegal to use Saleae's S/W on these knock-off clones from the east. The firmware on these clones are likewise pirated. If you're going to buy these, at least use open source firmware and software like sigrok.

[@improvisedchaos8904]

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[@katbutnohat_]

You should know you're openly promoting software piracy in this video, when you could use and promote something open source

[@Tech-Relief]

So I bought these and the seller had links to the software. Nowhere did I see anything about it being pirated or illegal. If you know of an open source solution please share the links and I will amend the video to include these solutions. That way we can enlighten each other.

[@parawizard]

@@Tech-ReliefSigrok

[@user-xb5zu6zu7j]

If he's making money from it it's very little harm. I think that companies actually like home users to get to know their products. Did you hear how WinRar makes money?