TBT: Digilent’s History
Have you ever wanted to know Digilent’s history? We’ve done a few blog posts recounting some of the cool things Digilent has done in the past. Now, we’ve gathered all …
Have you ever wanted to know Digilent’s history? We’ve done a few blog posts recounting some of the cool things Digilent has done in the past. Now, we’ve gathered all …
This month brings a fun Simon Says game!
What’s a good way to Learn? By visiting the Learn site!
As a continuation of the “favorite products series,” here is Robert’s.
James tells us all about his favorite Digilent product.
Josh’s favorite product is one of our newest.
We need more power, Doc! Good thing we have these PowerBRICKs.
A new blog series, some exclusive insight, and an interview with prominent Electrical Engineer Chris Gammell!
There are hints of color in the trees and we’ve had our first real heavy rains here in Washington after a hot and dry summer. Our interns are back to …
One of the most important things in school is being able to find the resources you need to be successful. Digilent can help you find those tools!
James shares his personal journey into the exciting world of electronics.
Check out some fascinating fractal displays with Hamster’s latest project!
Engineering education evolves quickly, but some fundamentals never go out of style. Field‑Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) have been a training ground for generations of engineers because they teach students how …
Engineering education unfolds over time through courses, labs, and projects that steadily build a student’s capacity to think like an engineer. The strongest programs give students chances to connect theory …
When working on complex circuits, whether in an academic lab or a professional prototyping environment, having the ability to analyze multiple signals simultaneously is critical. The Analog Discovery Studio Max …
Averaging several single-point measurements you place with oscilloscope cursors is a practical way to get a stable “representative” value of a signal at specific times or levels. WaveForms doesn’t (currently) …