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The HP 1631D provides a digitizing oscilloscope and a logic analyzer in one low-cost instrument. Its analog, timing, state, and system performance analysis capabilities function separately or interactively to serve the needs of digital design and test engineers. The A and D models differ only in state/timing channel width. The HP 1631 D provides up to 43 state channels, 16 timing channels, and two analog channels. You can use one the HP 1631D analyzers to capture the symptom and then use one of the other analyzers to analyze the cause. Depending on your measurement needs, you can select state, timing, or analog as master. The other two then become slave. When the master's trigger specification is met, it simultaneously triggers the slave-while maintaining time correlation between the analyzers. Analog waveform analysis provides simultaneous display of up to two channels. User-definable labels, wide magnification range, and direct readout of time and voltage between cursors are available. State listings and waveforms provide displays and windowing of address, data, status, and control line activity. Selectable display modes include binary, octal, decimal, hexadecimal, ASCII, relocation, user-defined mnemonics, and microprocessor-specific mnemonics. You can assign labels, and display and/or trigger on code in terms of relocatable or absolute addresses, or user-defined mnemonics. Timing waveform diagrams provide simultaneous display of up to 16 channels, with user-definable labels. Wide magnification range, glitch display, and direct readout of time between cursors are available. 50 MHz digitizing oscilloscope, 200 megasample/second digitizing rate for capturing single-shot waveforms. Two simultaneous channels. Single-shot time intervals to ±1.5 ns. Logic analyzer, 100 MHz timing analyzer, Time-interval accuracy to ±1.5 ns, 25 MHz state analyzer.
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