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Design for the v6.0+ PCB design by Dr. Gusman Does not support board chaining. I would suggest printing the bottom piece with the open side up and the top piece with the open side down. If you have a textured bed, I also would suggest a 1…
Very nice enclosure for gusmanb logic analyser made by @3ddk, changed for multicolor printing. After loading top stl file in slicer (Bambu Slicer in my case) click “Split to parts” (so letters get separated) and select desired colors in…
Case for LogicAnalyzer from https://github.com/gusmanb/logicanalyzer Version 6. Threaded inserts from Ruthex M2.5 are used to fasten the lid. Case designed with FreeCAD.
Print it slower. Pay attention to tolerances, the PCB will snap into the bottom part. I printed it with Aurapol PETG ARMY Sandstorm. I printed it fast, so my text is not much readable. Link to Dr. Gusman’s GitHub page:…
This is a stackable case for Dr Gusman's Pico based Logic Analyser. as detailed here… https://github.com/gusmanb/logicanalyzer/wiki The following is directly from the project WiKi… This is a project to create a very cheap logic analyzer…
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.…
This is a case I created for the logic analyzer designed by gusmanb on github. ( https://github.com/gusmanb/logicanalyzer ). I use the version 6.0 PCB ordered from PCBWay. I extended it to be battery powered using a lipo cell. I used the…
