LeCroy LogicStudio Logic Analyzers – Logic analyzers are known to be slow, complicated and expensive but Logic Studio changes all this by delivering a powerful feature set, high performance hardware and an intuitive point and click user-interface. With timing cursors, history mode, I2C, SPI and UART decoding, powerful triggering and simple navigation the PC is transformed in to an all-in-one debug machine. Pair the LogicStudio 16 with a WaveJet 300A oscilloscope and debug systems with analog, digital and serial data signals.

Unique Feature Set

From basic tools like timing cursors that snap to the edge of a waveform to protocol decoding of I2C, SPI and UART busses LogicStudio provides a rich feature set for faster, smarter debug. History mode will display previously captured data and the powerful, flexible triggering will help solve the most complicated problems.

Easy to Use

The intuitive user-interface works with basic mouse operations. To pan the waveforms simply click and drag, Use the mouse wheel to zoom in or scan the waveforms with the magnification toll to get a great view of the details. With all the debug tools accessible from the main screen, debugging is simple, efficient and just 1 mouse click away.

Digital, Serial, Analog

Turn the PC into a mixed signal oscilloscope by connecting both a LogicStudio 16 and a WaveJet 300A oscilloscope. View digital, serial and analog waveforms simultaneously, directly on the PC display. This combination of waveforms provides insight that a traditional logic analyzer cannot. 

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According to estimates by the National Institute of Standards and Technology Office of Weights and Measures, sales of products or services impacted by weights and measures laws in the United States represent approximately 50 percent of the U.S. Gross Domestic Product.

During World Metrology Day more than eighty countries will celebrate the impact of measurement on daily life, no part of which is untouched by this essential and largely hidden aspect of modern society. This year’s theme is “Measurements in Science and Technology: Metrology – a Bridge to Innovation.” Previous themes have included topics such as measurements in sport, the environment, medicine and trade. The 2010 theme concentrates on how measurement influences science and stimulates innovation. Science and technology rely on being able to measure correctly and to refer measurements to the same international reference standards. A world without accurate measurement is a world subject to fraud, error and uncertainty.

National systems of measurement must rely on agreed standards and units as well as agreed techniques to make consistent, reproducible and accurate measurements. Each national system is linked into a world-wide network of national measurement standards and laboratories coordinated by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures. In industry and commerce, this standardization helps ensure product quality, eliminate waste and raise productivity and trade based on agreed measurements and tests. It also enables scientists to use a common language to underpin their collaboration across the world and ensure uniformity wherever companies operate.

NIST will hold its fourth annual celebration of World Metrology Day  on Wednesday, May 20, 2010. The Metre Convention was signed on 20 May 1875, a date now celebrated as World Metrology Day. The Convention created the International Bureau of Weights and Measures (BIPM) and set the framework for global collaboration in the science of measurement and in its industrial, commercial and societal application. The original aim of the Metre Convention – the worldwide uniformity of measurement – remains as important today, in 2010, as it was in 1875. Join us in celebrating World Metrology Day — a celebration of our core foundation and purpose! The theme for 2010 is Measurements in Science and Technology; Metrology – a Bridge to Innovation NIST research and measurements provide a significant foundation for measurements in support of our global economy.  (source www.nist.gov)

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