The Electronics Explorer Board Takes a Victory Lap
As the Electronics Explorer Board nears retirement, a new test and measurement product is on the horizon!
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Digilent Instrumentation: What is the Difference?
Find your perfect instrumentation match with Kaitlyn’s comprehensive guide to Digilent options.
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The Help Tab
Kaitlyn takes us on a tour of the help tab in WaveForms 2015!
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Software Update: WaveForms 3.7.5
We are excited to introduce the new WaveForms 3.7.5!
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Using the Protocol Analyzer
Check out some new documentation on the Digilent wiki!
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WaveForms Live And WaveForms 2015
Kaitlyn compares WaveForms Live And WaveForms 2015 in this much anticipated update!
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WaveForms 2015 in Action
Check out some examples of WaveForms 2015 in action to see if it could be of use to you!
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I Have WaveForms 2015, Do I Need to Update?
Hint: It is never a bad idea to have the latest version of WaveForms…
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Is the Electronics Explorer Board Just a Breadboard?
Hint… its more than just a breadboard. Explore the Electronics Explorer Board with Kaitlyn.
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Software Update: WaveForms 3.5.4
Come see what’s new in WaveForms 3.5.4!
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Analog Laser Trip Wire Using the Mims Effect
Science meets security systems with Brandon’s latest Laser Trip Wire project!
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What’s the Difference: Student Tools
What are the differences between the different student tools and instrumentation that Digilent offers? And which is best for you?
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Running WaveForms with the Analog Discovery on the ZYBO
How to use WaveForms software with your ZYBO board.
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Happy Cinco de Mayo! — “La Cucaracha” Played on the Electronics Explorer Board
I thought I would make a fun, festive project in the spirit of Cinco de Mayo. (And of course, playing with LEDs is always fun.) So with that inspiration, I made an interactive circuit that plays La Cucaracha at the press of a button, accompanied by a symphony of red and green LEDs.
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Getting to Know the Electronics Explorer Board
One of our lesser known products that definitely deserves some more attention is the Electronics ExplorerTM Board. This is an incredible piece of hardware that everyone interested in electronics should have. When I first started in electronics, I used the popular Analog Discovery. After using the EE Board, another analog design product offered by Digilent, it has become my new favorite.
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Christmas Wishlists!
Here at Digilent, a few of us got together and started wondering — what do we want for Christmas? Especially from the Digilent catalogue? And what would we make with those products? We went ahead and asked several people around Digilent for their wishlists, check them out!
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With So Many Starter Kit Options, Which One Should I Choose?
We here at Digilent Inc. are proud to be a leading hardware provider for educators, students, professionals, hobbyists, and hackers alike. We have developed numerous devices to help with every stage of developing projects, from learning the basics to prototyping to finished projects. If you can think of it, we have the hardware to help you build it. So it should come as no surprise that we have a few options to choose from should you decide you want a parts kit to go along with your new Electronics Explorer Board or chipKIT Max32. So, which kit is right for you? Well I’m here to help make that decision a little easier. I will be discussing three kits that we offer: the chipKIT Starter Kit, the Analog Parts Kit, and the TI myParts kit.
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Digilent Sponsors Excellence in Neuroscience Research!
I am so excited to show how Digilent products can be used in most surprising applications; in this case, I want to show how the Electronics Explorer (EE) board works for a group of enthusiastic students and instructors in neuroscience.
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