This plugin for Saleae Logic allows you to analyze a PWM stream as commonly found in RC.
The analyzer exports to a simple csv format with a timestamp and the value read at that timestamp.
Time [s],High,Low,Duty,Frequency
0.000000000000000,1497,20000,6.964123,46.5
0.042996833333333,1494,20000,6.954384,46.5
0.085988500000000,1501,20000,6.981431,46.5
0.107489583333333,1437,20000,6.706990,46.6
0.128927416666667,1506,20000,7.004859,46.5
0.150433916666667,1577,20000,7.309066,46.3
0.172011000000000,1574,20000,7.299042,46.4
0.193585750000000,1606,20000,7.437048,46.3
0.236799666666667,1656,20000,7.648974,46.2
0.258456166666667,1698,20000,7.828438,46.1
0.280154833333333,1677,20000,7.737729,46.1
Download the Logic SDK and extract it somewhere on your
machine. In my case, it's ~/stuff/SaleaeAnalyzerSdk-1.1.32.
Clone the repo and cd into the top level of it:
git clone https://github.com/dustin/logic-pwm
cd logic-pwm
Symlink the include and lib directories into your tree:
ln -s ~/stuff/SaleaeAnalyzerSdk-1.1.32/{include,lib} .
Run the build script:
./build_analyzer.py
In the Develoepr tab in Logic preferences, specify the path for loading new plugins, then copy the built plugin into that location:
cp release/* /path/specified/in/Logic/preferences