Many techs of yesteryear built their projects on a breadboard, then would transfer everything to a mirror copper clad board. Here's everything you need to know to use this timeless technique to wire up circuits for prototyping or functional applications.
The PicoScope 9404-05 SXRTO (Sampler eXtended Real Time Oscilloscope). The 9404-05 features four 5 GHz 12-bit channels, each supported by real-time sampling to 500 MS/s per channel and up to 1 TS/s (1 ps) equivalent-time sampling. Both the voltage and timing resolution specifications are characteristics of the highest performance broadband oscilloscopes.
It was 1923, and radio was the phenomenon of the day. Over 600 broadcast stations were on the air, and Americans bought 100,000 receivers that year. (Sales would jump to 1,500,000 in 1924.) Many owners hosted "radio parties" and danced to the latest jazz music with their friends. At the same time, the game of Bridge was sweeping the country. Read how one card company used this "new technology" to promote their products.
R&S®RTB2000 Digital Oscilloscope – More Than Just an Oscilloscope
The R&S®RTB2000 Oscilloscope is the perfect tool for design debugging. Get 10-bit ADC, 10 Msample memory, and 10.1" touchscreen plus a smart user interface. It's the Power of 10 at an unexpected price.
After creating an Internet connected digital clock using the Adafruit RA8875 driving an seven inch LCD display, I decided to step it up a notch and add several additional features including: the ability to set an alarm; a countdown timer for uses like monitoring an exercise program; a weather display to provide brief conditions at 10 different cities; a real time stock market report that gives the changing prices for a selection of stocks; and lastly (just for fun), a Mandelbrot fractal generator to produce those wonderful images.
By now, you've certainly heard of the forthcoming fifth generation (5G) wireless technology. There's a tremendous amount of hype about 5G as the various cellular operators try to pre-sell you on the new benefits and services. Commercial 5G services won't go online until later this year, but we should see plenty of 5G action in 2020. For that reason, you'll need to know more about 5G to understand what impact it will make on you and the world in general. Here's a status report to bring you up to speed.
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