EE101 Insight-Pro DIY Analyzer for Embedded Systems: Features and User Experiences

I've used the EE101 Insight-Pro and it's really a great tool for analyzing embedded systems and can analyze firmware, current, logic, analog and I2C/SPI/UART.    Today they  released a DIY for $29 plus about $13 in parts. Just throwing it out there since it's bound to interest to anyone doing embedded firmware work who might be on a budget.   Really valuable and helpful tool.

Bob,
The link you provided doesn't work. The web address below takes you to the EE101 Insight-Maker
https://www.ee101.com/maker.htmlInteresting that they use the Cypress PSoC5LP development board for their hardware...For
that price I'm assuming I'd have to provide my own box and jumpers but
that's an excellent deal. Might be good for a maker tool box.

Thank you. Didn’t realize links were relative to EEWeb.  Should have been EE101 Insight-Maker. 

I love these PSoC 5 boards the are so cheap sand versatile. If you have heated desoldering tweezers you can remove the on board capacitors which are provided on the boards to service the captive touch and other things like external crystal.These external on board capacitors can cause some unusual results in circuits using these affected  pins.certainly looks like some nice hardware and software that has been put together on the board.

Embedded systems are specific computer programs that combine the
functions of specially designed softwares and hardwares and are
completely encapsulated by the devices that they control. An embedded
system has specific requirements and performs pre-defined tasks, unlike a
general-purpose personal computer.