The Agilent 16760A state and timing module, with its new eye scan feature is the first logic analyzer that displays eye diagrams similar to eye diagrams on an oscilloscope. Eye scan enables you to acquire, display and analyze eye diagrams on hundreds of channels simultaneously without the need to move probes. The low-capacitance, high-density probes of the 16760 provide minimum loading of your high-speed parallel buses. In addition, the 16760 makes conventional state and timing measurements, and has differential inputs that can acquire signals at rates up to 1.5 Gbits/s. Its 64 M samples of memory ensure you have the memory needed to troubleshoot complex systems.

• New eye scan feature saves you time by measuring eye diagrams on hundreds of channels simultaneously, without having to move connectors
• Low capacitive probe loading minimizes disturbance of your high-speed bus
• Differential inputs are compatible with LVDS, HSTL, and other high-speed differential signals
• Eye finder automatically adjusts setup and hold on all channels with 10 ps resolution
• 64 Msamples acquisition memory (128 M in 1.5 Gb/s mode) helps you solve problems in complex systems

Timing Analysis (Asynchronous Sampling):

• 800 MHz / 800 MHz (half / full-channel) conventional timing with deep memory
• 400 MHz transitional timing

State Analysis (Synchronous Sampling):

• State clock rates up to 800Mb/s (full channel) and 1.5Gb/s (half channel)
• Data rates: up to 1.5 Gb/s
• Automated threshold/sample position setup for accurate measurements on high-speed buses
• Simultaneous eye diagrams on all channels identify problem signals quickly