Learn the basics of using an oscilloscope to measure and analyze signals in computer circuits, such as power supplies, logic gates, microcontrollers, and sensors.

Circuit simulation made easy. A free online environment where users can create, edit, and share electrical schematics, or convert between popular file formats like Eagle, Altium, and OrCAD. Transform ...

A PIC microcontroller was used to produce a virtual oscilloscope known as .Net oscilloscope where the heart of the project is the GP-3 PC I/O Board PIC Microcontroller circuit. The most probable ...

PC-Based Oscilloscope with Arduino: This project aims to create a low-cost and simple oscilloscope that can measure both AC and DC values up to 5 volts using an Arduino and a laptop. With this device, ...

Pico Technology has released a new Four-Channel PC Oscilloscope Kit, based around the PicoScope 3423 Automotive PC Oscilloscope. The kit is designed with mechanics and automotive technicians in mind, ...

The main idea is to build PC-oscilloscope. Hardware is ST Microelectronics development board STM32F3-DISCOVERY plus small additional board with simple protection circuits and basic voltage dividers. A ...

The availability of inexpensive PC sound cards that can simultaneously play and record stereo digital audio files permits a single PC to function as both a signal generator and as a dual-channel ...

This paper presents a 12.5-Gb/s on-chip oscilloscope (OCO) circuit to measure eye diagrams and jitter histograms of high-speed digital signals. The proposed circuit adopts a novel architecture to ...