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The story of HP's Logic Analyzers - Steve Leibson - 02-15-2012 I've just posted a blog with some of the story of how HP got into the logic analyzer business. Not told is the story of how an HP 1615A prototype logic analyzer was essential in stamping out the last hardware bug in the HP 9845A desktop computer. There was a problem with the "high-speed" DMA I/O to the floppy disk drive (400K transfers/sec!) and the glitch-capture feature of the HP 1615A found the problem in minutes, once we got the box up from Colorado Springs Division.
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Re: The story of HP's Logic Analyzers - Artur-Brazil - 02-16-2012 Hi,Steve! Re: The story of HP's Logic Analyzers - Steve Leibson - 02-16-2012 Sorry Artur, I do not know how to get a replacement drive for your analyzer. The guy you need to contact is Larry Atherton who has a store on that auction site called LA Tech Renewal. He might be able to help although his specialties are HP 85 computers and voltmeters.
--Steve
Re: The story of HP's Logic Analyzers - Bruce Larrabee - 02-19-2012 I think I have one of those drives. Looks brand new. (Is sitting here on top of my computer) Sony MP-F73W-50 bruce_l@westbrookent.com
if it's the right one and if you are interested...
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