Logic Shrimp laser cut case
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This is a simple case for the Logic Shrimp logic analyzer from Dangerous Prototypes: http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Logic_Shrimp_logic_analyzer Instructions Case is designed to be cut out of 1/8" acrylic, although 3mm should work too even though I have not confirmed this. However I did successfully create a prototype out of 1/8" plywood without any changes. On the top there are openings for ICSP, output and external. Most people will probably not need these so remove them before cutting the pieces. If using transparent acrylic the two holes over the status LEDs can also be removed. The top was designed to accept PLP2-375 light pipes (492-1341-ND at Digi-Key) for the two indicator lights on the board, but I have not tried that yet. If you're using opaque acrylic you might want to add etched text over the opening(s) to indicate channel #, ground etc. The fasteners can be exchanged for 1" and 3/8" 4-40 bolts with corresponding nuts.
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