The Analog Discovery 2 Gets a Fritzing Part
Kaitlyn introduces our latest Fritzing part, the Analog Discovery 2!
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New Product: PmodJSTK2 Two-axis Joystick
Introducing our newest product… The PmodJSTK2!
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WaveForms Tools with the AD2 and EEBoard: The Network Analyzer
Brandon M. continues his series exploring the tools available with WaveForms 2015.
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PAL vs. CPLD vs. FPGA
Brandon K. provides a quick rundown on the differences between these three terms you are likely to encounter if working with digital logic!
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Review of Multisim Software: Features and Benefits
Brandon M. takes us on a tour of NI’s incredible circuit simulating software. His review will both take you through the getting started process as well as provide a overall analysis of the browser-based tool.
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Waveforms Tools with the AD2 and EEBoard: The Spectrum Analyzer
Brandon demonstrates the powerful potential of Waveforms 2015 and the Analog Discovery 2 or EEBoard with his spectrum analyzer.
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What Pokemon Team Do You Truly Belong On?
Find out where you really belong with five simple questions!
Remember folks – Failure is ALWAYS an option!
Brandon details his struggle with a particular circuit, and the eventual success and growth that the hiccup inspired.
High Five Robot
Eric explains details the inspiration behind his positively motivating project, along with instructions on how to get started making your own!
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Timers Huh? What are they good for?
Jay takes us through the basics of managing timers on a microcontroller!
FPGA Products: What They Are & How to Use Them - Digilent / How-To Guides and Technical Workflows – Digilent Blog
How to Know Your Signal Polarity
Brandon guides us through how to figure out signal polarity for your FPGA.
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If There’s Something Strange in Your Project, and if it’s Something Weird and it Doesn’t Look Good…
James recounts his problem-solving process after encountering some behavior one generally does not see in a major electronics application.
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