Atec Agilent-1670G - Manual

Agilent Technologies 1670G Series
Benchtop Logic Analyzers
Technical Data
Affordable logic analyzers
designed for your exact needs
Agilent Technologies 1670G
Series benchtop logic analyzers
enable design engineers to
pur-chase a logic analyzer that
meets their exact needs and
their budget.
The 1670G Series models have the
option of a built-in, 500 MHz,
2 GSa/s oscilloscope that can be
triggered by the logic analyzer.
Some of the toughest hardware
debug problems can be found
only with the digital triggering
capabilities of a logic analyzer
and can be solved only with
the analog resolution of an
oscilloscope.
An optional pattern generator in
the 1670G Series allows designers
to substitute stimulus for missing
subsystems during product
development.
The 1670G Series helps simplify
the capture and analysis of
complex events with optional
256K or 2M deep memory. Deep
memory is a valuable logic
analyzer feature for debugging
embedded microprocessor
systems.
Figure 1. Agilent’s 1670G Series Benchtop Logic Analyzers Offer Deep Memory and Integrated
Oscilloscope or Pattern Generator Options.
Agilent Model Number 1670G 1671G 1672G 1673G
Channel count 136 102 68 34
Timing analysis speed 250/500 MHz (full/half channels)
State analysis speed 150 MHz
State clock/qualifiers 4 2
Memory depth/channel [3] 64/128K (full/half channels)
with option 1 [1], [3] 256/512K
with option 2 [3] 2/4M
Option 3 [2] 2-channel, 500 MHz, 2 GSa/s, 32K
(oscilloscope) sample oscilloscope
Option 4 32-channel, 100/200 MHz, 256K
(pattern generator) vector pattern generator
Built-in display color
LAN port Thin LAN & Ethertwist
[1] Choose memory option 1 or 2.
[2] Choose either the scope or the pattern generator (compatible with option 1 or 2).
[3] Time or state tags halve the acquisition memory when there are no unassigned pods.
The units include a VGA resolu-
tion color flat panel display to
help you find information
quickly. The user interface helps
to locate the source of design-
problems in less time. You have
the option of using a mouse or the front panel to easily navigate
through the user interface; a PC
style keyboard is also supported.
A compact all-in-one design helps
save space on a crowded lab
bench.