or even a regular run-of-the-mill computer into a working oscilloscope. It’s a small USB device with about a two square inch PCB footprint that includes some other features as well like a signal ...

[elad] was able to augment a microscope with the output from an oscilloscope, allowing him to see waveforms while working on small printed circuit boards with the microscope. The build relies on a ...

A developer has built an open-source multifunctional oscilloscope by repurposing an old Android phone, a Raspberry Pi Pico, and a custom-made PCB that integrates all necessary components. The project ...