Building a low-cost, precision digital oscilloscope – Part 2

Building a low-cost, precision digital oscilloscope – Part 2

Editor’s Note: In this DI, high school student Tommy Liu modifies a popular low-cost DIY oscilloscope to enhance its input noise rejection and ADC noise with anti-aliasing filtering and IIR filtering. Part 1 introduces the oscilloscope design and simulation. This part (Part 2) shows the experimental results of this oscilloscope. Experimental Results Three experiments were…

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A precision digital rheostat

A precision digital rheostat

Rheostats Rheostats are simple and ubiquitous circuit elements, usually comprising a potentiometer connected as an adjustable two terminal resistor. The availability of manual pots with resistances spanning ohms to megohms makes the optimum choice of nominal resistance easy. But when an application calls for a digital potentiometer (Dpot), the problem can be challenging. Wow the…

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