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Hackaday Podcast 145: Remoticon Is On, Movie FX, Cold Plasma, And The Purest Silicon 3 Comments Posted in Tool Hacks Tagged DS1052E, oscilloscope, rygol, spectrum analyzer Post navigation Anything that provides new functionality for old gear is great news to us, and we look forward to many, many more 1052E hacks in the future. This small modification to the Rigol DS1052E oscilloscope it the latest in a long line of hacks that give this wonderful, inexpensive scope double the bandwidth, data collection via Python, and even a homebrew version of Pong. In his graph, you can clearly see the FM radio stations that can be picked up in ’s lab. The resulting waveform is then sent to a computer where got a nice picture of the radio spectrum between 82MHz and 114MHz. ’s app is able to capture signals from 0 Hz to 500 MHz and demonstrated this fact by sticking a piece of wire into one of the Rigol’s inputs. The resulting viewer gives this very capable and inexpensive oscilloscope a spectrum analyzer. One day when trying to coax some information out of the FFT setting, threw his hands up in frustration and decided to write a file viewer with FFT spectrum analysis. Like a lot of hardware tinkerers, has a Rigol DS1052E oscilloscope sitting on his bench.
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