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Digilent OpenScope MZ Module | Maker Minute

Digilent’s OpenScope MZ is an open-source programmable instrumentation module based on the Microchip PIC32 MZ series. It provides users with two 2 MHz scope channels, a 1MHz function generator, logic analyzer, ten programmable digital IOs, and programmable power supplies on a 72 mm x 72 mm board. It connects to a computer through on-board Wi-Fi or USB and uses Digilent’s WaveForms live to display data and control outputs, but it can also be reprogrammed to run standalone using the Arduino IDE or MPLAB X. This gives users a portable and powerful computing platform with high-speed precision analog and digital I/O, and hardware, firmware, software, and mechanical specs are available for users to modify and improve the design.

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11/17/2017 3:10:55 PM

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