This is basic overview this product: 20 MHz Bandwidth, 40 MSps Logic Capture, 2 Analog Scope Channels, 2 Analog Comparator channels, 6 Logic/Protocol Analyzer channels, 8 & 12 native analog sample resolution, Decodes Serial, SPI, I2C, CAN and more, Windows, Linux, Mac OS X & Raspberry Pi.
The BitScope contains waveform generator and spectrum analyzer.
The possibilities of BitScope is very good, but price of this product is 145$.
Scoppy app – thanks to this app for Android phones, you can have a portable oscilloscope and logic analyzer with Raspberry Pi Pico right on your phone. The Raspberry Pi Pico offers great performance and the price of the board…
What can we create with the powerful ESP32-C6? Blink an LED? Measure temperature? How about a pocket-sized oscilloscope? That’s the ESP-Scope project by Matt, and the entire project is freely available on GitHub.
You can buy a few types of oscilloscopes for a few USD. Or also you can made that e.g. Miniscope v2. One of them is mentioned in this news – HS101. The base component is STM32F103 microcontroller. You can buy…
A portable adjustable power source powered by USB-C caught my attention from the PocketPD crowdfunding campaign, and while searching for competitors, I came across several others.
Wireless Oscilloscope Probe – Aeroscope very insteresting project on www.crowdsupply.com. Wireless oscilloscope probe sends measured data to the mobile phone or tablet, which contains software for showing measured data. Wireless oscilloscope probe includes battery (950 mAh / 3.7 V). The…
