Using Raspberry Pi With Connected Analog as Lab Instrumentation

Using Raspberry Pi With Connected Analog as Lab Instrumentation

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Using Raspberry Pi With Connected Analog as Lab Instrumentation

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Before the Pi Various random hardware platforms used to demonstrate drivers Related Drivers often done in userspace - flexible, but no standard, no reuse, no peer review solution is to do ivernel dri…
  3. 3 Why not just use a PC?
  4. 4 Glossary
  5. 5 Typical "Full Featured" Development Setup Your Computer with Python IDE, running your program
  6. 6 ADI-KUIPER-LINUX LINUX DEVICE DRIVERS FOR ADI PERIPHERALS
  7. 7 Pyadi-lio for the AD7124
  8. 8 Measuring real data (Finally!)
  9. 9 Connected Analog Example: Signal Generator
  10. 10 AD9166 - DC to 9 GHz Vector Signal Generator Key Benefts
  11. 11 CN0511 Hardware Setup
  12. 12 When the Pi's interfaces fall short...
  13. 13 This sounds fun! How can I "kick the tires"? Connected converter tutorial

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