Sometime ago I blogged about an interesting micro oscilloscope, (post) well it's now available to buy in the UK from www.coolcomponents.co.uk for £31.
I like the idea of this scope but it's a bit small but I beleive that it will get a PC based front end to view the scope data on the PC, this may be a cheap alternative to the picoscope!
Showing posts with label ATXMEGA32A4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ATXMEGA32A4. Show all posts
Tuesday, 5 July 2011
Thursday, 19 May 2011
Really Really small Oscilloscope
I came across this post on the Jeelabs website and thought it was worth posting.
This thing is about the size of a 9V PP3 battery, based on an ATXMEGA32A4 processor with a 0.96" white OLED display it includes the functionality of a dual channel oscilloscope, multimeter, protocol sniffer and waveform generator.
It can be found here and there are some videos of it in operation here.
The firmware can be updated but it needs a special USB/programming cable and it will, in the future, be connectable to the PC and use PC based interface.
The waveform generator operates independently from the scope function so you can apply the signal to a filter circuit and watch the results on the scope.
It's also possible to write your own software and use it for other projects, there is one picture on the site showing it displaying temperature from a DS18B20. I think this requires a special programmer though.
All for a price of $49, a bargain!
I don't know about availability in the UK but If anyone sees it for sale in the UK please make a comment.
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| Dual Channel Oscilloscope and waveform generator |
It can be found here and there are some videos of it in operation here.
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| Multimeter mode |
The waveform generator operates independently from the scope function so you can apply the signal to a filter circuit and watch the results on the scope.
It's also possible to write your own software and use it for other projects, there is one picture on the site showing it displaying temperature from a DS18B20. I think this requires a special programmer though.
All for a price of $49, a bargain!
I don't know about availability in the UK but If anyone sees it for sale in the UK please make a comment.
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