Can the Analog Discovery Adapters work with OpenScope MZ?
Kaitlyn addresses the burning question.
Month: September 2017
Design Contest Project Highlight: Part Two
What can you do with a Zybo board?
LabVIEW in Practice
Come check out this neat and useful LabVIEW resource!
New Product: Breadboard Adapter for Analog Discovery
Using the Analog Discovery 2 gets even more convenient with this new product.
Using the BNC Adapter
Check out Kaitlyn’s short but sweet guide on using the BNC adapter!
Pmod IP Core Update – FPGA and Zynq Support
Stay up to date with Pmod IP cores and save time in your FPGA and Zynq designs.
Debugging Done Right
Get the right debugging tool for FPGA designs.
Zybo Z7 Japan Workshop
Come learn to accelerate real-time video processing designs with the Digilent Zybo Zynq-7000 AP SoC and Vivado HLS at this exciting workshop!
Introducing the Zybo Z7!
The beloved Zybo gets an update with the new Zybo Z7!
Pmod and Microcontroller Connection Guide: Part 2
Put your Pmod to use with microcontrollers and Talesa’s handy connection guide!
WaveForms Live And WaveForms 2015
Kaitlyn compares WaveForms Live And WaveForms 2015 in this much anticipated update!
5 Things I Would Tell My Younger Self About Working With Electronics
Miranda reflects on some things she has learned over the last few years regarding electronics and making!
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