The Rigol PLA2216 16-channel logic probe for the DHO900 and MHO900 oscilloscopes: its specifications and how we use it with NovaOS.
| Input channels | 16User guide, p. 16 |
| Channel groups | D0-D7 and D8-D15User guide, p. 11 |
| Threshold range | ±15 VUser guide, p. 16 |
| Threshold accuracy | ± (100 mV + 3% of threshold setting)User guide, p. 16 |
| Max. input voltage | ±40 V (peak)User guide, p. 16 |
| Max. input dynamic range | ±10 V + threshold settingUser guide, p. 16 |
| Min. voltage swing | 500 mVppUser guide, p. 16 |
| Min. detectable pulse | 5 nsUser guide, p. 16 |
| Input impedance | About 101 kΩUser guide, p. 16 |
| Input capacitance | About 8 pFUser guide, p. 16 |
| Cable length / lead length | About 90 cm / about 25 cmUser guide, p. 16 |
| Maximum input frequency (DHO900 digital channels) | 200 MHzData sheet, p. 12 |
| On the MHO900 | 16 digital channels, 200 MHz PLA2216 logic analyzer probe (opt.)Data sheet, p. 4 |
Rigol's own figures, as its documents state them; each links to the page it is on.
Adds 16 digital (on/off) inputs to an oscilloscope, so it can show and decode digital signals next to its analog channels.
Plugs into the scope's digital inputs: the 16 logic channels, digital triggers and bus decoding that NovaOS runs are tested with it.
Plugged into a scope's digital inputs, it gives NovaOS its 16 logic channels: logic lines on screen, digital triggers and bus decoding on digital lines, NovaOS's own decoders included. NovaOS's self-calibration zeroes the probe's thresholds, and each line's decoder threshold is kept across power cycles.
The tests we will run with it next; the results will appear here.
Forum threads worth reading before you buy one.
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