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Project Description:
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In today’s episode, you will learn how to make a Raspberry Pi Pico based Oscilloscope and logic analyzer powered by an Android Smart phone or Tablet. An oscilloscope is the most essential tool in all of electronics. It is used to graph an electrical signal as it varies over time. Sooner or later you will need an Oscilloscope for Analyzing low or high-frequency PWM signals, you will need it for testing your analog or digital sensors, you will also need an Oscilloscope for testing your timing circuits, wireless devices, function generators, and so on.

The Multimeter and Oscilloscope are two very important measurement tools used extensively for analyzing and diagnosing electrical and electronic circuits, components, devices, etc.

Multimeters are cheap and Oscilloscopes are too expensive and that’s why I decided to make myself the cheapest Oscilloscope on this planet which cost me only 5 dollars. You don’t have to write even a single line of code both the firmware and App are free to download. All you need is to download the Scoppy Oscilloscope firmware from Github, upload it to your Raspberry Pi Pico and you are good to go.

Scoppy App has got lots of buttons; but don’t worry I will explain each and every button and of course I will also explain how to use all these buttons.

After building the Raspberry Pi Pico Oscilloscope then I will share with you test results including,

1. Capacitor charge and discharge testing.

2. Testing an Analog Sensor and

3. We will be measuring the Arduino PWM Signal.

So, without any further delay, let’s get started!!!


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