Need a USB oscilloscope?
Need a USB protocol analyser?
Need a USB spectrum analyser?
Need to spend 89 quid?
Don't think you need any of the above but would like to mess around with electronics?
The BitScope Micro is a small and relatively inexpensive device (in comparison to a traditional oscilloscope it is dirt cheap) which works with Raspberry Pi, Linux, Mac, and PC.
I've prodded a few things with it. It will be useful for circuit testing, component testing, signal generating, waveform generating, and for all purpose playing around.
This is a trace of me (my finger) connected to channel A.
Here's a trace of it generating a signal.
This is the device itself.
The full information on it is available here.
Hours of amusement. Even my tea went cold.
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