Multi-functional logic analyzer and signal generator on Arduino-compatible shield. Simply place it on your Arduino and see all digital signals on the computer screen.
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This looks like a great tool for those who want to see how things work – like an ocilloscope with a brain. Can’t wait to get mine.
…And it’s only available for Windows. You’d think people would learn. Especially when it seems like the majority of forum posts in Arduino-land that talk much at all about the OS seem to be talking about linux.
It needs either a sump or sigrok client but I don’t
see much hardware info on the site. What chip is that?