Tektronix Tla7n4 136 Channel 2 Ghz Timing Logic Analyzer Module

US $540

Southlake, Texas, United States
Oct 24th

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Tektronix TLA7N4 136 Channel 2 GHz Timing Logic Analyzer Module with option 2S Increase to 1 M depth at 100 MHz state UPDATED FW TO V4.3 For the TLA series mainframes Today's digital design engineers face daily pressures to speed new products to the marketplace. The TLA7N4 logic analyzer module answers the need with breakthrough solutions for the entire design team, providing the ability to quickly monitor, capture and analyze real-time digital system operation in order to debug, verify, optimize and validate digital systems. Hardware developers, hardware/software integrators and embedded software developers will appreciate the range of capabilities of the TLA7N4 logic analyzer module. Its broad feature set includes capturing and correlating elusive hardware and software faults; providing simultaneous state and high-speed timing analysis through the same probe; using deep state acquisition to find the cause of complex problems; real-time, non-intrusive software execution tracing that correlates to source code and to hardware events; and non-intrusive probing. The TLA7N4 logic analyzer module offers Tektronix breakthrough MagniVu technology for providing high-speed sampling (up to 2 GHz) that dramatically changes the way logic analyzers work and enables them to provide startling new measurement capabilities. The TLA7N4 module offers high-speed state synchronous capture and high-speed timing capture through the same set of probes. It capitalizes on MagniVu technology to offer 500 ps timing on all channels, glitch and setup/hold triggering and display, and timestamp that is always on at up to 500 ps resolution. The TLA7000 Series logic analyzer modules are ideal for timing analysis, multi-processor/bus applications and embedded software analysis. Features 136 Channel Logic Analyzer with 1 Mb Depth MagniVu Acquisition Technology Provides 2 GHz (500 ps) Timing Resolution to Find Difficult Problems Quickly Up to 100 MHz State Acquisition Analysis of Synchronous Digital Circuits Simultaneous State and Highspeed Timing Analysis Through the Same Probe Pinpoints Elusive Faults Without Double Probing 500 MHz Deep Timing Analysis Glitch and Setup/Hold Triggering and Display Finds and Displays Elusive Hardware Problems Transitional Storage Extends the Signal Analysis Capture Time Broad Processor and Bus Support See our other listings for mainframe and probes.