The X34 logic analyzer is compact, easy to use, powerful, and inexpensive. It is called the X34 because it has 32 incoming signal connections and 2 incoming clock connections. Some people call that configuration a 32-bit instrument, others call it a 34-bit instrument. We also have Trigger connections, both incoming and outgoing, but as far as we know nobody would accuse the X34 of being 35-bit or 36-bit.
Key Features
- Ultra-portable - fits in a pocket
- Powered from USB port - no additional power supply required
- 32 Signal inputs, at least 6144 samples deep, with sample compression
- 2 Clock inputs
- 500 MHz frequency counters on every channel
- Separate Trigger In and Trigger Out connections
- 500MHz sampling speed
- Applications run on any recent version of Windows
- Inexpensive
- Simple or Complex triggering
- Software upgradeable
- View captured traces on the display of your PC
Right now the X34 is on offer at 29% below the $295 list price. And an X34 plus two 20-way grabber sets is on offer at an impressive 35% below list! See the Specials page.
X34, including USB cable and software $209.00 Add to Cart
Control Panel Software
- Familiar Windows interface
- Data saved as plain text or in CSV format
- Step-by-step instrument setup and trigger setup.
- Upgradeable via the internet
Click here to download and evaluate the Bugblat control panel software.
Click here for screenshots from the control panel software.
User-Level Programming
A free software package allows the user to write programs to control an X34. The X34 can be attached to the same computer, or it can be controlled over a local network, or even controlled across the Internet.
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PC Requirements
- USB socket. Either a USB socket on the PC or a socket on a powered USB Hub
- Windows 98, ME, 2000, or XP
More information
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Please note that the X34 is high-performance test equipment. It is designed for users who are familiar with electronic design and debugging, and familiar with the usual safety precautions when working with electronic equipment.