Distributed by Pertech.
Pertech distributes Acute Technology's PC-based logic analyzers, mixed-signal oscilloscopes and protocol analyzers: instruments that turn your laptop into a full test bench.
Acute, established in 1996 and based in Taiwan, builds PC-based measurement instruments. The MSO3000 combines a 200 MHz, 4-channel oscilloscope with a 16-channel logic analyzer at 1 GS/s, and TravelLogic records 34 channels with 2 GHz timing analysis and up to 8 Gb of memory.
Built-in protocol decoding covers buses such as I2C, I3C, SPI, UART and eSPI. The product families below show the specs that decide which model fits your board.
Lead cable sets for TravelLogic/LA4000 and MSO2000 probes, SD/eMMC extender cards and probe tips for BusFinder, USB Type-C and DP_Aux differential signal adaptors, and a range of test clips and grippers — available on request to match your specific instrument and target connector.
Coverage scales with the instrument tier — TravelBus supports a working subset, LA4000 and BusFinder the full library. If a protocol below is central to your bring-up, tell us which family you're evaluating and we'll confirm it's included at that tier.
I2C, SPI, UART (RS232), MIPI I3C 1.1.1, SMBus, PMBus, LIN2.2, 1-Wire-class links
CAN 2.0B / CAN-FD, Profibus, Modbus, DALI, RS422/RS485 (differential, isolated ground)
DP_Aux, USB1.1, USB PD 3.1, HID over I2C, I2S, BiSS-C, Mini/Micro LED
NAND Flash, SD 3.0 (SDIO 2.0), eMMC 4.5, plus MII/RGMII/RMII and eSPI on wider-channel families
Full specifications and model comparisons:
Not sure which family fits your board? Send us the channel count, bus, and voltage you're working against.
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