The Agilent 16760A state and timing module, with its new eye scan feature is the first logic analyzer that displays eye diagrams similar to eye diagrams on an oscilloscope. Eye scan enables you to acquire, display and analyze eye diagrams on hundreds of channels simultaneously without the need to move probes. The 16760’s low-capacitance, high-density probes provide minimum loading of your high-speed parallel buses. In addition, the 16760 makes conventional state and timing measurements, and has differential inputs that can acquire signals at rates up to 1.5 Gbits/s. Its 64 M samples of memory ensure you have the memory needed to troubleshoot complex systems.
Keysight 16760A Timing and State Module
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The Agilent E5381A flying lead set is the tool to use when probing points are dispersed on your target or a probing point was not designed in. This probe can be used with any Agilent logic analyzer with a 90-pin cable connector.
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Melles Griot 07TXS724 Linear Translation Stage
li>Black anodized aluminum
Travel: 13 to 25 mm
Resolution: <3μm
Travel straightness: <30 arc seconds
Post mountable
Center- or side-mounted micrometers
Position-locking feature
The Agilent 16550A 100 MHz state and 500 MHz timing analysis module offers industry standard state and timing analysis features at an affordable price. With this module, there is no need to connect special probes to view timing activity. All channels perform either state or timing functions. Set up your analyzer to perform simultaneous, fully time-correlated state analysis on some channels and timing analysis on the rest.
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