This project transforms an Arduino Uno with a 2.4" TFT display into a functional oscilloscope (if you don't want or cannot afford the professional one). Connect the 2.4" TFT Display to your Arduino ...

We propose to make a little calculator realising the four basic arithmetical operations using one Arduino and a Nextion touch display. This calculator uses the Reverse Polish Notation, which may ...

Nothing can be compared when you can put your hard work to display on a 4” TFT display- From one end to the other end it's 480*360 pixel to play with. Every electronic hobbyist dreams to display his ...

Seven-segment displays and monochrome LCDs are fine for most projects, but some things simply look better in color. [John] over at the Little Bird Electronics blog recently wrote up a tutorial ...

I wanted to make use of some old hardware that had been collecting dust in my lab. This old 320x240 2.4" TFT Display shield and a handful of Arduino Uno's I'd never end up using, due to todays ...

Those of you new to electronics or the functions and menus of an oscilloscope may be interested in a new tutorial which has been published by James the “Bald Engineer” using little Arduino and a Rohde ...

Bojan Jurca’s open-source Arduino sketch "Esp32_oscilloscope," transforms any ESP32 board to function as a web-based oscilloscope accessible over WiFi. While the Scoppy project demonstrated the ...

Oscilloscopes were once commonly called CROs, for the fact that they relied on cathode ray tubes for display. Since then, technology has moved quickly, and oscilloscopes these days almost entirely ...