Arduino UNO Library for a Sampling Scope & Counter

Easily include oscilloscope and frequency counter diagnostics into your own project.

Mar 4, 2019

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Components and supplies

4

Resistor 221 ohm

1

Arduino UNO

1

Resistor 470 kOhm

2

Capacitor 100 nF

1

Rotary potentiometer (generic)

1

Standard LCD - 16x2 White on Blue

1

555 Timers

1

Capacitor 1 µF

2

5 mm LED: Red

1

Resistor 1k ohm

Project description

Code

ScopeOne.h

h

ScopeOne header file

Oscilloscope.pde

processing

The code for the GUI of the oscilloscope running on your PC in the Processing IDE.

library.properties

properties

ScopeOne library property file

keywords.txt

text

Keyword file for the ScopeOne library

Oscilloscope.ino

arduino

The minimum code to create an oscilloscope on your Arduino using the ScopeOne library

ScopeOne.cpp

c_cpp

ScopeOne C++ source code

ScopeLCD.ino

arduino

An example project that uses the ScopeOne library together with an LCD, an NE555 based wave generator and a blinking LED

Oscilloscope.ino

arduino

The minimum code to create an oscilloscope on your Arduino using the ScopeOne library

ScopeOne.cpp

c_cpp

ScopeOne C++ source code

keywords.txt

text

Keyword file for the ScopeOne library

library.properties

properties

ScopeOne library property file

ScopeOne.h

h

ScopeOne header file

ScopeLCD.ino

arduino

An example project that uses the ScopeOne library together with an LCD, an NE555 based wave generator and a blinking LED

Downloadable files

Oscilloscope.fzz

The breadboard and schematics of the LCD and NE555 circuit

Oscilloscope.fzz

Oscilloscope.fzz

The breadboard and schematics of the LCD and NE555 circuit

Oscilloscope.fzz

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