A PC based logic analyzer, SLA2100 CDLogic, is a full featured high-performance tool with 36 channels and 100 MHz sampling frequency support for the troubleshooting and performance verification of digital circuits. The CDLogic is controlled with software that communicates via USB interface for capturing wide range of data simultaneously. It has multiple probes and it can capture and display digital signals at various voltage levels (3.3V, 5V or 7V) in bit, byte and word format.

The CDLogic software supports windows. This allows for more organized data display (with color coded data and increased screen size), intuitive user interface, and data management (file saving, loading, printing). The captured data is displayed in Waveform, List and Plug-in views.

Explore the CDLogic software features by downloading the CDLogic software from SLS Downloads.

• Sampling rate: 500 Hz ~ 100 MHz
• Supports 36 Channels
• Samples: 64K ~ 512K per channel
• Protocol analysis facility for I²C and USB
• Minimum sampling time (10ns)
• Output displays 25% pre trigger 75% post trigger data
• External high speed clock input (max. 100 MHz)
• Displays samples (data) in List and Waveform View
• Facility to print waveforms
• Displays bus data in Digital as well as Analog form
• Comparison of bus data in Analog View
• Flexible trigger options (Channel and Bus)
• Voltage level can be defined for individual Bus
• All types of zooming supported
• Command prompt facility and full screen mode support
• Import/Export VCD (Value Change Dump) file and ASCII file
• Supports XML based file format
• LED indicators
• Supports USB interface
• OS support: Windows XP SP2, Windows 2K SP4
• Small physical size and easy to setup
• Low power consumption
• International language support

• CDLogic Hardware
• 3 Micro grippers
• USB Cable
• 110V/240V Power adapter 6V/1A
• Four sets of cable assembly
• CD ROM
  • CDLogic Software
  • Documents

   Using CDLogic, one can debug and verify the following:

• Microcontroller, Microprocessors
• Digital Counters
• State Machines
• Buffers or memory circuits using SRAM, DRAM and FIFO etc
• Buses
• System on Chip (SoC), functions in FPGA, standard cell or ASIC

• CDLogic Software
• CDLogic Brochure
• CDLogic Documents