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[CNX-Software] - Picotronix modular oscilloscope and logic analyzer features two Raspberry Pi Pico 2 boards (Crowdfunding)

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Picotronix modular oscilloscope logic analyzer

Picotronix is a modular oscilloscope, logic analyzer, and frequency meter from Sydney-based Thort Werx Pty Ltd, based on two Raspberry Pi Pico 2 units, more exactly a Pico 2 used as a signal processor and a Pico 2 W used to drive the display and for wireless connectivity. The solution is comprised of the Picotronix Main Module with an integrated LCD and three expansion ports, used to connect picoPods plug-in expansion modules to add high-speed ADCs, mixed-logic family logic state analysis, a waveform generator, analog conditioning, and more. Picotronix key features and specifications: Main Module Two-channel digital storage oscilloscope 8-channel logic analyzer, expandable up to 14 channels with a picoPod; up to 150 MHz sample rate Frequency meter Display – 320 × 240 color LCD from Pimoroni Three expansion ports, two 10-pin analog ports, and one 26-pin multifunction port Analog channel Accepts 3 Vpp or 16.6 Vpp at 1 MΩ, [...]

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