For teachers, students, electronic design engineers, hobbyists and manufacturers, they can benefit from a portable, low-cost source measurement unit that can work by streaming to a desktop computer or laptop-Analog Devices ADALM1000 Active learning module.
Benefiting from an open source hardware platform, the accompanying software runs on Windows, Linux, OS X, Android, and BSD platforms, and provides interactive data visualization and analysis software to help users test and measure many types of electronic circuits.
With ADALM1000, users can build and test a variety of components and circuits, as well as download predefined projects and video lectures. Also includes C, C ++, MATLAB and Python support.
The active learning module uses an USB connection from the user's computer to provide integrated dual voltage and current sources, and can also act as a basic signal generator. The module also includes a probe that allows users to make basic circuit measurements and more sophisticated performance visualization and analysis by using a 16-bit 100kSPS signal conversion, which is displayed on the user's computer display, the company said.
The ADALM1000 kit includes modules, USB cables, I / O cables, plugs, quick start guides, and is supported by various online networks.
To get started and get the most out of the ADALM1000, the company will also provide a kit of 234 components in a plastic storage container that supports a range of free downloadable labs and learning experiments.
