New Nexys Video Project on Youtube
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New Connected MCU Lab Videos
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Analog Discovery 2 Quick-Start: A New Video Series
Hey Everybody! We have some great news for all of our Analog Discovery users! We are creating a new video series for the Analog Discovery 2. The Analog Discovery 2 Quick-Start Series offers a thorough introduction to the AD2 and WaveForms 2015. The first four videos of this series have already been published on our YouTube channel.
Soda Can Theremin Video
We recently published a video about a simple Theremin built using the Analog Discovery and the Analog Parts Kit. A Theremin is an electronic musical instrument which essentially turns the user into a variable capacitor. The user can then adjust the frequency of the sound produced by the instrument by moving their hand in relation to an antenna. As the distance to the antenna changes, the capacitance also changes, thus changing the signal frequency. In the Theremin showcased in this video, a recycled soda can is used as the antenna.
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