nanoDLA is a logic analyzer launched by MuseLab with open source hardware, software and host computer. It has a compact appearance, rich functions, and low price. It can support up to 24Mhz sampling rate and support more than 100 kinds of protocol analysis. It can better meet the daily development and debugging needs of electronic engineers, and can greatly improve development efficiency in scenarios such as problem location, multi-component complex systems, timing analysis, and performance analysis.
Features:
Open source hardware, provide hardware schematic diagram, welcome electronic enthusiasts to make their own
Open source software, provide firmware source code, and compile firmware by yourself
The host computer is open source. The current logic analyzers on the market generally use cracked host computer software, and there are some legal risks in use. nanoDLA relies on the sigrok open source community and uses the open source pulseview host computer, which has rich functions and supports more than 100 kinds of protocol analysis. Free and open source, easy to use and more powerful
Support up to 24Mhz sampling rate, 8 channels can be sampled at the same time, which can meet the daily development work
Payout input voltage [-0.5v, 5.25v], where low level is [-0.5v, 0.8v], high level is [2v, 5.25v]
Support Windows/Linux/Mac/Android platform
Specifications:
Software environment: PulseView
Sampling channel: 8 channels
Sampling frequency: up to 24Mhz
Operating system: Windows, Linux, Mac, Android
Logic level: low level is [-0.5v, 0.8v], high level is [2v, 5.25v]
Product size: 71.5X23.6X14.2mm
User Guide:
https://github.com/wuxx/nanoDLA/blob/master/README.md