Which Logic Analyzer Is Better: Agilent 16900 or 16800?

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The discussion centers on the comparison between the Agilent 16900 and 16800 logic analyzers. The Agilent 16900 is identified as a modular logic analyzer, while the 16800 is noted for its portability. Users are encouraged to consider the specific projects they plan to undertake and the availability of add-ons, such as oscilloscope plug-ins for mixed signal applications, particularly with the 16900 model. Overall, the choice between the two analyzers depends on the user's needs for modularity versus portability.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of logic analyzers and their applications
  • Familiarity with Agilent 16900 and 16800 specifications
  • Knowledge of add-ons and plug-ins for logic analyzers
  • Basic concepts of mixed signal projects
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  • Research Agilent 16900 add-ons and their functionalities
  • Explore the portability features of the Agilent 16800
  • Learn about mixed signal analysis and the role of oscilloscopes
  • Compare user reviews and case studies for both logic analyzers
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Electronics engineers, hobbyists, and professionals involved in digital signal analysis who are considering purchasing a logic analyzer for various projects.

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Dear everyone,

I am planning to buy a logic analyzer machine, I had some research between 2 of them, they kind of have the same functions, but 16900 is logic analyzer modules and 16800 is logic analyzer portable.

anyone has experiences or been used them before, please give me some suggestion, which one is better?

Thank you,
Regards,
Nate Duong.
 
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Nate Duong said:
Dear everyone,

I am planning to buy a logic analyzer machine, I had some research between 2 of them, they kind of have the same functions, but 16900 is logic analyzer modules and 16800 is logic analyzer portable.

anyone has experiences or been used them before, please give me some suggestion, which one is better?

Thank you,
Regards,
Nate Duong.

What kind of projects do you intend to use the logic analyzer on? I would look into what add-ons are available for each analyzer, and think about what projects you might use them for in the future. For example, does the 16900 have an oscilloscope plug-in for mixed signal projects?
 

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