Logic Pro 16

I've used a couple of the cheap LA2016 analyzers and they pale in comparison with the Saleae. Don't have to muck with trying to find the right Mhz selection in the software. There is online support. Software is very easy to use. Yes, this wasn't cheap, but the hours I wasted on trying to figure out and use the other cheaper ones consistently, wasn't worth my time. It does use a lot of memory so make sure your PC or Linux box has enough memory. I had to upgrade my Ubuntu box from 16G to 32G. Oh, and everything isn't poorly translated from Chinese to English.

Fantastic logic analyzer and very easy to set up and use. Comes with everything you need as far as connectors go, and is nicely packaged in its carrying case. I really like that I can get dual analog and digital traces for things like SPI lines, makes it easier to troubleshoot signal issues. I bought one for home, and when I brought it into work everyone else wanted one, and bought quite a few. The Logic 2 software is easy to set up and very capable, and runs flawlessly on a Mac (Apple Silicon) and on windows 11. Never used it on a Linux box but have read that it runs fine. The only downside of this logic analyzer is that if you are using this for formal testing, you cannot get a NIST traceable calibration certificate, but that won't matter for most use cases.

It's very reliable, nice software, but you can't select the channels and create a bus vector. I wish they add it to their software.

It is helpful for engineers to use 16 analogy channel on power sequence measurement if firmware team coding is not solid when board bring up moment. As my experience, it saved time a lot for my team members when August. If to use traditional scope, it will make my team and me crazy.

I had the original 8-channel 100MHz version which was useful for slow speed capture such as I2C but this new 16-channel 500MHz version is just incredible. It only captures 6-channels at 500MHz and 12-channels at 250MHz but I am able to capture 12 channels of a state machine running at 100MHz. The software is the real jewel of this product. It is fast and has multiple trigger and viewing options. I highly recommend this to even the professional electrical engineer when the big heavy logic analyzer is too much to deal with.

I got this unit for micro controller analysis. The downloaded PC software and found it to be very intuitive. I need to get more hours on this before I can return a thorough review. So far, it's a great product.

Easy to use, good software to work with

I've had the Saleae Logic Pro 16 for several years no and it has come in very handy on several projects. I work with PIC MCUs and interface them to many different component using SPI, I2C, and RS-232 protocols. There has been a hand of times when I was stuck on a problem and was convinced that I did everything right with the communications protocols but the target just wasn't working as expected. So, I pulled out the Logic Pro 16 and looked at the signals and sure enough, some incorrect value or signal inversion or incorrect bit order was responsible for the problem. Without the Logic Pro 16, It may have taken a long time to find the error and the Logic pro helped me find it in minutes. Every embedded system developer should have the Saleae Logic Pro 16 in their tool box.

It is shiny, heavy, flex color-coded cables with clips and a carrier case. However, the application lacks fundamental functions like repeatable triggers as well as protocol triggers. The other USB LAs could provide these functions for less than £100.

Sehr teuer, aber ­– wenn man damit arbeitet, um z.B. Treiber zu entwickeln oder Schaltungen zu entwanzen ­– es sein Geld wert. Die Verpackung und Präsentation ist Apple-like, die Software könnte noch etwas Weiterentwicklung vertragen. Ja, es gibt deutlich günstigere asiatische Clones, aber Leute… eine gute Entwicklung muss man auch unterstützen!

If you are serious about electronics you must have one. This logic analyzer is indispensable and the best of the best. Easy to operate and powerful