Zeroplus conversion from 16032 to 162000

[DavidDLC]

Long time ago I converted a ZeroPlus logic analyzer from 16032 to 162000.

I have not fully tested the changes, I have succesfully tested a 5 MHz square signal ( which is the max frequency on my signal generator )

The specs are:
For the 16032:
- Internal Clock (Timing Mode)?100Hz?100MHz
- Memory?512Kbits
- Memory Depth(Per Channel)?32Kbits

For the 16200:
- Internal Sampling Frequency: 100Hz?200MHz
- RAM Size: 64Mbits
- Memory Depth per Channel: 2Mbits

How can I test all these parameters on the converted unit ?
The software recognizes all of them.

David.

[eurofox]

Long time ago I converted a ZeroPlus logic analyzer from 16032 to 162000.

I have not fully tested the changes, I have succesfully tested a 5 MHz square signal ( which is the max frequency on my signal generator )

The specs are:
For the 16032:
- Internal Clock (Timing Mode)?100Hz?100MHz
- Memory?512Kbits
- Memory Depth(Per Channel)?32Kbits

For the 16200:
- Internal Sampling Frequency: 100Hz?200MHz
- RAM Size: 64Mbits
- Memory Depth per Channel: 2Mbits

How can I test all these parameters on the converted unit ?
The software recognizes all of them.

David.

Hi,

Was the change only adding or changing memory?

eurofox

[DavidDLC]

I had to change the memory and the eeprom information.

David.

[DavidDLC]

Should I try to read a 200 MHz clock signal ? I have access to high-end signal generators and more fancy equipment

[eurofox]

I had to change the memory and the eeprom information.

David.

You got the contents of the 200 Mhz eprom ?
Lucky you 

[DavidDLC]

Reading at the manual, they recommend to measure a frequency 4 times lower than the internal sampling, so I assume testing a 50 MHz clock at 200 MHz sample rate can confirm the conversion.

David.