ECEDHA 2019 is Complete, And The Wait is Over!
ECEDHA is over, and so is the wait for the reveal of our exciting new product!
Month: March 2019
Debug, Validation, Test Product Applications – Digilent Blog / Digilent USB Scopes, Analyzers, Generators: Info & Use Cases / How-To Guides and Technical Workflows – Digilent Blog / Research & Rapid Prototyping Product Applications – Digilent
Which Test and Measurement Device is Right for Me?
Find the perfect test and measurement tool with our selection guide!
A Slice Of The Pi…Day Celebration!
See how we celebrated Pi Day here at Digilent!
The Electronics Explorer Board Takes a Victory Lap
As the Electronics Explorer Board nears retirement, a new test and measurement product is on the horizon!
Debug, Validation, Test Product Applications – Digilent Blog / Digilent Software Solutions: What They Are & How to Use Them / Digilent USB Scopes, Analyzers, Generators: Info & Use Cases / How-To Guides and Technical Workflows – Digilent Blog
Resolution: Why Does it Matter?
Ian gives the rundown on resolution!
Pmod MIC Audio Visualizer
Build a dynamic audio visualizer that responds to music, voices and other auditory input using Pmod MIC, Arduino Uno and Processing.
Real Analog Means Real Accessibility
Find out how Digilent is working to increase hands-on experience and decrease prices in electrical engineering education.
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