Temporary case for Gusmanb Logic Analyzer
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A case to reliable and savely operate multiple connected Logic analyzer boards of the Jason YANG type PCBs.
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The gusmanb Logic Analyzer is a Raspberry Pi Pico based logic analyser. A Pico can provide 24 channels, but up to five can be connected in tandem, resulting in 120 channels. The pictured variant has three Pico's, resulting in 72 channels. The used board is not the original, but a compact variant, created by Jason JANG. Most information can be found at the gusmanb github page: https://github.com/gusmanb/logicanalyzer.
This is a temporary case to connect up to five boards, creating a 120 channel logic analyzer. A section is provided to house a USB-hub, reducing the cable clutter.
Note that I still plan to create a better enclosure, but for now this temporary one works Ok.
This is printed with PLA, and uses default settings (0.2mm layer, 0.4mm nozzle).
Four threaded rods (M3) are used to connect the sections. The bottom compartment for the USB hub has threads cut into the side-holes, the other parts should have 3mm side holes.
There are two versions of the PCB-ring, a open one (easier to fit) and closed one.