Compact 8-channel logic analyzer, used for testing and analyzing digital circuits, connects to the PC’s USB port allowing data to be acquired for more detailed analysis. Maximum sampling frequency 24 MHz. Supports 10 different communication standards: CAN, DMX-512, I²C, I2S / PCM, Manchester, 1-Wire, Async Serial, Simple Parallel, SPI, UNI / O. Fully compatible with Saleae Logic software.
The package includes: the analyzer,
The latest robot from Waveshare, it adds interesting features to the qualities of its predecessor. You were able to appreciate the instructional robotics platform on wheels called Alphabot, in an article dedicated to it, and you were able to see it in its version with Arduino controller. Alphabot, we remind you, is a robot…
The latest initiative by BBC to teach anyone how to code, from 0 to 99-year-olds… and beyond. BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) created the tiniest microcomputer that they will offer free of charge to every English student aged around 7, with the purpose to increase, in the most simple and widespread way possible, the…
Plastic battery holder with cover, switch, 2 wires with a connector for micro:bit. The ON/OFF switch can be used to control power to your project. Suitable to accommodate two 1.5 volt AA batteries. Dimensions: 68.2×34.5×19.5 mm, weight: 25 grams. Note: This battery holder is compatible with the micro:bit. …. Read more: Battery Holder 2xAA…
I am not an enthusiast of Raspberry Pi, for a bunch of reasons: indeed I believe that we can find on the actual market so many boards that would make a Raspberry Pi blush in a confrontation uniquely based upon hardware features. The enabling element of the Raspberry is its cost: it has probably the…
Digital pen multimeter that allows misuring AC and DC voltages up to 600 V, AC and DC currents up to 200 mA, capacitance and resistance values up to 40 Mohm. It has backlight, LED flashlight, data-hold function, low battery indication, non-contact detection NCV (Non-contact Detection), automatic / manual range selection, automatic shutdown, diode test and…
A new Arduino-like board ready to “devour” the competitors: not surprisingly, it was called Shark. Let’s see how to use it. Second and last episode. Read the first post about Fishino Shark The sea of Fishino, our series of prototyping boards compatible with the Arduino family, has recently completed its population: as we have…
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