Just discovered the Open Workbench Logic Sniffer. Too good to be true? Why is the Saleae USB Logic Analyzer (seemingly) more popular?

There are plenty of reasons the Workbench I think is not even 1 year old If I remember correctly. So it has not had its chance yet. It is also open source and only made by some developers.It does not have the back up like a commercial product.

A commercial product has certain advantages to it for example they usually all need to have a 1 year guaranty and it should be a stable product. Same reason people keep buying MS Office when Open Office should be able to do every thing MS can being sold by spark fun might help too.

Logic samples each channel at up to 24M times per second. A large fraction of practical, real world applications run at less than 10MHz, and Logic is ideal for these. Logic has 8 inputs -- it can monitor 8 different digital signals at once.

For many modern microcontroller-based designs, this is plenty. Logic can save as many as 10B samples, letting you to capture even the most elusive events. No more dealing with frustratingly small sample buffers.

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