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New Tech Tuesdays: Two Oscilloscopes That Make Testing Equipment Waves
On August 10, 2021 in All, General, New Tech Tuesdays by Tommy Cummings
Tommy Cummings
In this week's New Tech Tuesday, we'll look at Digilent and Keysight Technologies oscilloscopes for benchtop developers.
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Tagged With: applications, developers, devices, digilent, keysight, oscilloscope, oscilloscopes, software, tech, technologies
Master Chocolate, Army Knives, and Multi-Dev Tools
On October 22, 2018 in All, Automation, Dev Tools, Empowering Innovation, IoT, Maker, Open Source, RF, STEAM by Paul Golata
Paul Golata
Imagine bringing the Swiss Army knife concept into the engineering lab and applying it to development tools. Taking inspiration from Switzerland and its most loved products, a new multifunction lab tool emerges that can replace a number of test and measurement instruments. What does this mean for engineers, hobbyists, and students? Let’s take a look.
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Tagged With: Amateur radio, Bode analyzer, Fast fourier transform, FFT, Ham radio, LCR meter, Measurement, Open source, Oscilloscope, Signal generator, Spectrum analyzer, Vector network analyzer
Battling the Bouncing Button
On February 10, 2015 in All by Mike Parks
Mike Parks
Mechanical buttons and switches can present unintended input trouble for embedded electronics projects. There’s an undesired effect known as “bounce.” What is bounce? When you press a button it sometimes does not cleanly change states. There is some electrical noise generated as the button rapidly oscillates between states immediately after a button is pressed but before it settles. Think of it like pulling a mass-spring system downward, letting go, and waiting for it to settle at equilibrium. Switches and buttons oscillate similarly, though the time to settle is measured in milliseconds.
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Tagged With: Arduino, MultiSIM Blue, oscilloscope, SR Latch

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