It is well known that a PC can be used to measure electronic quantities by making it behave as an oscilloscope through suitable software. Since a logic analyser is a variation of a digital oscilloscope, it stands to reason that a PC with its parallel inputs that can be
scanned at high speed and its depth of
memory to compute the measurement values is eminentIy
suitable for use as a logic analyser. But where an oscilloscope
displays real-time waveforms of signals, logic analysers
store the signal for display in a non-real-time way.
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