MiniLA Kit Arrived
Yesterday I received the miniLA kit (mini logic analyzer, see more at http://minila.sourceforge.net) from g1powermac.
Some info from a previous post:
“”g1powermac” from the ##microcontrollers IRC channel on Freenode has organized a group PCB and components buy of the “miniLA” mini logic analyzer, freely available at http://minila.sourceforge.net/ . This will be an invaluable tool for FPGAs and CPLDs, which I’m looking to getting into. The device itself has some very impressive features: 32 channels, 100MHz, 128Kb memory for *each* channel, compatible with 3.3v and 5V, and it is of course free. The price will probably end up being under $70 as well. There is also a simple parallel port to USB converter designed for the miniLA, and it looks relatively easy to build.”
Currently there are none available to order, but check periodically because a second run with an improved board is coming along soon.
Here is a picture of it unassembled:
Randy Glenn Said,
August 13, 2006 @ 9:12 pm
Will you be posting details here about a possible next batch? I’d love to get a kit or two, but I have great difficulty in connecting to IRC through my ISP, not to mention an amazing lack of time.
Thanks,
-Randy