XMEGA Xprotolab

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UPDATE 2012-02-20 - STILL OUT OF STOCK

The Xprotolab is the first mixed signal oscilloscope with an arbitrary waveform generator in a DIP module. It measures only 1 x 1.6 inches, and can be mounted directly on a breadboard. The Xprotolab can also be used as a development board for the AVR XMEGA microcontroller.

Features:

• Mixed Signal Oscilloscope: Simultenaous sampling of analog and digital signals.
• Advanced Trigger: Normal / Single / Auto, with rising or falling edge and adjustable trigger level.
• Meter Mode: Average, Peak to peak and Frequency readout.
• XY Mode (Plot Lissajous patterns or see the phase difference between two waveforms).
• Spectrum Analyzer with different windowing options and selectable vertical log.
• Horizontal and Vertical Cursors with automatic waveform measurements.
• Arbitrary Waveform Generator with Frequency Sweep.
• Display options: Persistence, Different grid options, and more.

Main hardware differences:

Hardware 1.5: Needs the special USB to UART cable to communicate with a PC. Needs a dedicated programmer for firmware updating.
Hardware 1.7: USB compatible, but the USB communication is in development. USB firmware upgrading is working.

Customer Reviews:

Just got mine today. Awesome little device! The screen is really easy to read, since it has such high contrast. I highly recommend this!

A product where the developer didn't spare the effort to maximize the feature set and quality. It's fantastic.

incredible device, fantastic. Oled display is very small but good view quality

Mine just came yesterday. I can't believe how cool this is. I'll send a photo to my dad, an old, retired EE and college professor.
See you on AVRFreaks.
Torby

This is one of the FUNNEST ATXMEGA products out there to play with, and it's a great MSO/AWG/Logic Analyzer/Protocol sniffer to boot. Don't let the small display fool you- the OLED module has wonderful contrast and is perfectly readable, even given the extremely small fonts. The menu system is intuitive, the feature set is incredible, and the price is simply unbeatable. So far there has been a constant stream of updates to the firmware, so the product continues to improve. I have used the new I2C sniffer, and it comes in really handy when trying to debug protocol problems. I'm very impressed with the thought that went into the design, and Gabriel has managed to take full advantage of the ATXMega32 (and get around some of its known limitations). Another great fact- the power consumption of this beast is hardly anything- only 40ma. You can take full advantage of the full open source as well (but the MSO code is not included.)
Watch the video, order up one or two, and have fun. You won't regret having this little gem in your stable of toys.
W0CNN

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