On Tue, Mar 16, 2004 at 09:39:20AM -0800, Declan Moriarty enlightened us
thusly
> I am looking at spending a few euro on an improved test system to
> replace my aging Polar t4040 Analogue Siugnature Analyser.
>
> I have found two things of interest: The InterV3 from diagnosys
> http://www.diagnosys.com
>
> For which they want �3,400 for the card and a 92 pin scanner.
>
> http://www.abielectronics.co,uk/sys8range.htm
>
> Offer this modular system for digital and analogue test equipment.
> There seems to be a fair level of redundancy (i.e. gimmicks you don't
> need) but it offers digital and analogue in circuit testing. You do
> seem to have to lay out loads of cash for the complete show. The
> analogue section is cheaper, but crappier than the InterV3 - 24 pin
> scanner. Even my Polar has a 40 pin.
>
> I have no experience of either; Has anyone? Good or bad? Anything else
> I should be looking at with a small budget?
Sorry to be replying to my own query: I left out some obvious
information.
My work is all repair, and mostly different. No manufacture or runs.
Mainly japanese chipsets (Fujitsu, Hitatchi, NEC) whereas the ABI seems
to have the American ones (National, Motorola) in their In circuit
testers.
Target budget �5000, but that's not a strict limit.
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With best Regards,
Declan Moriarty.
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