The Birth of an OpenScope
Come peek into the manufacturing process for the OpenScope!
Month: March 2017
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Creating and Programming our First FPGA Project Part 2: Initial Project Creation
James helps out with initially setting up a Verilog project in Vivado in part two of the Creating and Programming our First FPGA Project series!
Software Update: WaveForms 3.5.4
Come see what’s new in WaveForms 3.5.4!
Digilent Software Solutions: What They Are & How to Use Them / Digilent USB Scopes, Analyzers, Generators: Info & Use Cases
Waveforms Tools with the AD2 and EEBoard: The Voltmeter
For those of you lamenting the loss of the Voltmeter tool, despair no more! It’s back in action.
New I2C Standard for Pmods
Check out the new IC2 standard for Pmods!
Modern Day MacGyvering
Believe it or not, even us here at Digilent have been known to make mistakes. Today we share some stories of missteps, and how we used some fancy problem-solving and some not so fancy materials to achieve our goals!
Digilent Software Solutions: What They Are & How to Use Them / How-To Guides and Technical Workflows – Digilent Blog
How to Avoid Common Mistakes in LabVIEW
Austin details some common errors one might encounter when using LabVIEW and how to avoid them!
Goodbye Original Analog Discovery!
The time has come, to say goodbye to the original Analog Discovery and embrace the fully upgraded experience of the Analog Discovery 2!
Pmod and FPGA- Connection Guide
Plugging in Pmods, pins, ports, proper placement… it can all be a little confusing when attempting to connect Pmods to an FPGA. Fortunately, Talesa takes aim at clearing up any confusion with this comprehensive rundown.
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