While working on Apple 1's, I had the need to simultaneously connect a
Fluke 9010a 6502 POD and an Agilent 1670G Logic Analyzer to the Apple 1
6502 socket for testing and analysis purposes.
I was not satisfied with all of the (~40) Agilent flying leads required and
wanted a more elegant/stable solution. I developed a PCB solution that
allows you via a ZIF socket, to either use the native 6502 CPU or connect
the Fluke 9010a 6502 Pod and an Agilent 1670G LA. This works fine for my
requirement and I see no reason why it wont work on other 6502 based
systems.
I developed this in Eagle and had 10 PCB's manufactured. I have some
un-populated spares if anyone is interested priced at $50 each.
Pictures can be downloaded here.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3eae86vp8ges1cz/AGilent%20Fluke%20PCB%20v1.zip?dl…
Let me know if there is any interest.
Bob Economaki
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