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| − | [[Image:Jack.jpg|thumb|A typical Chinch to jack adapter]]
| + | The [[Analog Thing]] is a pure analog device, there is no microcontroller or other advanced digital logic involved. Nevertheless, there are interesting cases when to combine the [[Analog Thing]] with software. |
| − | == Softscopes ==
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| − | What follows is a curated list of '''Software oscilloscopes'''. The idea is always that you can connect your [[Analog Thing]]
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| − | to your [[Soundcard]] input with a simple Chinch-to-jack adapter, such as depicted in the right. This allows to connect to
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| − | the 3,5mm phone connector (''Klinke'') which is still present in many Notebooks, Tablets, Smartphones, also for many
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| − | system-on-chips such as the [[Raspberry Pi]]. If your system does no more have such an input, there may be cheap adapters to USB
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| − | (they are usually called ''USB soundcard'').
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| − | Note that a single chinch socket has to pins: One for ground, one for the signal. This puts it on equal footing with a BNC
| + | == Applications for making use of The Analog Thing == |
| − | connector or a ''mono'' phone connector. The adapter shown on the right joins two outputs together to a ''stereo'' sound signal.
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| − | === Web based oscilloscopes ===
| + | * [[Software Oscilloscopes|Software emulated Oscilloscope]] in order to display data |
| − | You can use https://anabrid.dev/webosci/ from any web modern browser. It will ask you for recording permission from your
| + | * [[Data aquisition]] techniques for [[Arduino]]s or [[Teensy]]s |
| − | sound card. Make sure you connect to the proper input and ''not'' to your webcam microphone, for instance.
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| − | ''Known limitations'': Older versions of Safari, Firefox and Chrome do not support the relevant Web standards. In such
| + | == Advanced applications with The Analog Thing == |
| − | a case, you should try out some other attempt.
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| − | Screenshot:
| + | * [[Hybrid Computing]] |
| | + | * [[Simulation|Analog computer simulation]] |
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| − | === Native software oscilloscope for Linux: Xoscope ===
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| − | Xoscope is an advanced software oscilloscope for the Linux desktop, suitable for both
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| − | notbooks but also for running on the Raspberry Pi (Audio input). We have a detailed
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| − | [[Xoscope|Installation guide for Xoscope on Linux]].
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| − | ''Known limitations'': Cannot display xy-plots.
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| − | Screenshot:
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| − | [[File:Xoscope_Screenshot.png|500px]]
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