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From: Nico Coesel on 25 Jun 2010 13:36
I noticed the more professional logic analyzers have these nice spring
loaded connectors that can be pushed onto a wire or a header pin
without wearing out (much). Anyone knows where to buy these without
filling the pockets of Tek or Agilent?

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From: D Yuniskis on 25 Jun 2010 13:55
Hi Nico,

Nico Coesel wrote:
> I noticed the more professional logic analyzers have these nice spring
> loaded connectors that can be pushed onto a wire or a header pin
> without wearing out (much). Anyone knows where to buy these without
> filling the pockets of Tek or Agilent?

There are a couple of different varieties. One type has a "J"
hook (retractable) while the other is more like a pair of
"<" and ">" (i.e., grabs from both sides instead of just
one side).

The micrograbbers ("J") can be found (in various qualities)
for as little as $1 ea. Of course, if you need 160 of them
(plus returns) it gets a bit pricey, regardless. :<

Often, its more economical to pick up an old analyzer
"surplus", discard the electronics and just save the
cables! :-/
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