PC based Oscilloscope score over standalone oscilloscopes due to their compact size, low cost and ability to do offline analysis. Here we describe how you can make your own oscilloscope at a very low ...

Today I will be demonstrating how to use the Arduino and a software, which will be developed with Python, to build a low cost, 4-channel Arduino oscilloscope capable of performing the tasks for which ...

This project involves the creation of an Arduino-based oscilloscope as part of my tinkering lab activities. The oscilloscope is a device used to view and analyze the waveform of electronic signals.

ArdOsc is an awesome Arduino oscilloscope project built using an Arduino Nano and a tiny 1.3” OLED display. Created by maker Peter Balch the Arduino oscilloscope can display data on a computer ...

The project is called xoscillo, and it allows an Arduino, or a Parallax USB Oscilloscope, to probe the signals while a computer does the heavy lifting. The Arduino can be used for up to four input ...

Xoscillo is an awesome project that lets you to turn an Arduino board into an oscilloscope. Xoscillo also supports the Parallax microcontroller system, and in the future, you should be able to add ...

This oscilloscope can accurately display voltage waveforms and is suitable for basic signal analysis and troubleshooting. The project utilizes components such as an Arduino microcontroller, TFT LCD ...

Bojan Jurca’s open-source Arduino sketch "Esp32_oscilloscope," transforms any ESP32 board to function as a web-based oscilloscope accessible over WiFi. While the Scoppy project demonstrated the ...

[Privatier] wrote in to let us know about lxardoscope, his project that lets you use an Arduino as hardware input for a Linux-based oscilloscope display.This implementation offers two channels ...

We have also previously built many oscilloscope projects like a DIY oscilloscope using Raspberry Pi and a Serial monitor-based Arduino Oscilloscope. You can check them out if you are interested. In ...

The project was initially designed to demonstrate the multitasking abilities of the ESP32 microcontroller with Arduino, but this evolved into an ESP32 oscilloscope firmware. It works both with ...