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| Most USB oscilloscopes have been designed for use in combination with a Windows or Linux PC. The SmartScope is an exception to this: it work...
| Versatile as it is, the oscilloscope is not normally up to the task of examining the frequency components contained in a signal. But the com...
| During the Electronics & Automation exhibition in Utrecht (The Netherlands) we had the chance to visit the stand of National Instruments, wh...
| Red Pitaya is an open source measurement and control tool in size of a credit card. And despite its popularity, we still find a lot of elect...
| The signal generator built in the PicoScope USB oscilloscope is usually sufficient for most applications but not always. It would be better...
| The SmartScope designed by the young Belgian company LabNation is — to our knowledge — the only oscilloscope that works with all popular ope...
| When you see the DSO Nano V3 the first time, you right away think “I want it!” Measuring just 9 x 6 cm, this little device is a complete one...
| Red Pitaya is the first open-source instrumentation platform that can be configured for various measurement tasks. Ready-made apps are avail...
| However much you might wish for an oscilloscope with electrically isolated inputs, it’s hard to justify the cost for personal projects. Even...