this tutorial Bald Engineer gives a simple, easily explained walkthrough on some of the history, terms, and uses for a logic analyzer.
The basic idea behind a logic analyzer is to sample multiple inputs, or channels, of data at the same, recording each channel’s state as a single bit. For example, if you have an 8-bit logic analyzer, each “sample” it will take 1 byte of data across all eight channels.
If you are familiar with analog-to-digital converters, then you can think of a logic analyzer channel as a 1-bit ADC. It can only store one value: on or off.
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