In this project we will use Arduino UNO to make an awesome and cheap oscilloscope! It’s very easy to create and it required the Arduino board, some passive components and a computer with Processing IDE installed More info
In this project, we see how to show Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) on an oscilloscope. Along the way we identify some ways to calibrate our oscilloscope probe(s), and our oscilloscope. Along with the detailed explanation, some videos will be shown so you can’t go wrong! More info
Using an array of 72 40kHz ultrasonic transducers to form standing waves of low and high pressure, the maker Julius Kramer has just created a 3d-printed acoustic levitator. 36 each are placed in the top and bottom shells of the device’s chassis. What’s interesting about Kramer’s build is that he does a great job illustrating how it works,…
Maker Peter Balch has been able to turn an Arduino Nano into an oscilloscope the size of a matchbox. This oscilloscope costs the price of an Arduino Nano (£2 and a display (£3) plus a few pence for resistors. The simplest version of this device, which he calls the ArdOsc, displays data on a computer…
A sturdy aluminum case containing a four-channel oscilloscope (with 70 MHz bandwidth) and many accessories to perform over 80 types of measurements for car diagnostics. USB 2.0 interface for PC, the power supply is taken from the USB port of the PC to which it is connected allowing a quick and easy use; Supports tablet…
Two weeks after the end of the contest, we are sending the Wireless power kits to the top 100 ideas. We’ve partnered with –Integrated Device Technology, Inc.– and –Würth Elektronik– to find new applications for Wireless Power. The Wireless Power Kit developed by Futura Elettronica includes an FT1235 5W transmitter and an FT1236 5W receiver. Discover all the features of the Wireless Power Kit on…
Deadline to submit your idea went off last November, 30th. It has been a real success: 110 Ideas 270 Subscribers in the contest Facebook: 91 Post with the Hashtag #WirelessPowerContest 2717 Like Twitter: 82 Post with the Hashtag #WirelessPowerContest 328 Like If you still have a good idea, don’t worry and submit it! The jury…
The very last day to submit your idea and win an amazing oscilloscope! We’ve partnered with –Integrated Device Technology, Inc.– and –Würth Elektronik– to find new applications for Wireless Power. Show us your ideas on how you want to use the Wireless Power Kit developed by Futura Elettronica. The Wireless Power Kit includes an FT1235 5W transmitter and an FT1236 5W…
We have launched the contest last September 1st, and now the first ideas have been submitted! For whom who didn’t hear about our contest: We’ve partnered with Integrated Device Technology, Inc. and Würth Elektronik to find new applications for the Wireless Power. Through a kit developed by Futura Elettronica that includes a FT1235 5W transmitter 5W and a…
We are so excited to announce that Open-Electronics will launch today its new “Open Contest” platform, i.e. a platform dedicated to create, promote and manage challenges and contests about open source products. You will be able, when the platform will reach its full capability, to propose your own challenge and invite people and makers to…
Ultra Low cost 4 Channel 300KS/s Oscilloscope – Arduino compatible and designed to complement the DIY test bench while being affordable. The kickstarter campaign went off with a bang, nearly 200% funded and still 11 days to go. If you are a DIY electronic maker, you can’t miss a nice oscilloscope for less than $30….
Do you remember Red Pitaya? That one wasn’t open source hardware. This new product instead, choose to develop all the framework in the open: maybe worth your support! The world’s first 100MS/s open source oscilloscope for iPad, Android and PC. A must-have for every Arduino and Raspberry Pi developer! The SmartScope is an open source…
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