Analog Discovery 2 is now Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4
We always envisioned seamless functionality between the Raspberry Pi and our Analog Discovery 2 USB oscilloscope. Through Pi versions 1, 2, and 3, there was still a small snag left …
Month: September 2019
Build a Cheap, Quick (and Powerful!) Video Streaming System
Picture this scenario: you need to develop an embedded vision application – something like an object detection system or real time digital video processing – but you don’t have the …
Get Verified as a Lab Manager and Recieve Academic Pricing Plus Free Shipping.
You may have seen the news in our August newsletter, but we are excited to announce we have created a new category in our academic verification program, specifically for lab …
Build a Custom Light Controller Board With Pmod KYPD And LED Strips
Create a unique lightshow experience with the Pmod KYPD and Arduino!
Algorithm Development with Matlab/Simulink and Zynq
Check out this great workshop opportunity!
Need a Heartbeat Pulse Sample Signal?
Download a WaveForms workspace that comes with a real human heartbeat sample!
My First Oscillator: The Astable Multivibrator
Delve deeper into Ian’s beverage can Theramin project with this examination of an oscillator.
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