Breadboard Breakout For Analog Discovery 2
Be more efficient with the new Breadboard Breakout for Analog Discovery 2!
Month: March 2018
How To Use The Mini Grabbers
Give your circuits a helping hand with the Digilent Mini Grabbers!
Get Started With FPGA and element14
Dip your toes in some introductory FPGA applications with element14’s new community learning module!
I Have an Analog Discovery, Do I Need a Digital Discovery?
Kaitlyn addresses the burning question on many minds and Forums…
Tips For Creating Professional looking VI’s in LabVIEW
Austin reviews and increases our LabVIEW skills!
Debugging With The Digital Discovery!
Arthur recounts his debugging journey and how the Digital Discovery helped him track down and squash a bug!
NEW PRODUCT: JTAG SMT3-NC
Meet the latest member of the JTAG family!
WaveForms Tools with the AD2 and EEBoard: The Oscilloscope
Brandon walks through a quick but informative overview of oscilloscopes and instrumentation!
An Extensive Review of the OpenScope MZ Design
Considering purchasing the OpenScope MZ? Check out this detailed video for a full breakdown on if this is the tool for you!
Introducing the Pmod BLE
Meet our new addition to the Pmod family!
Digilent Newcomers Get Reviewed On All About Circuits
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