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Arduino Oscilloscope

This document describes an Arduino-based oscilloscope created by the author. The oscilloscope has 2 channels and can measure input voltages from 0-5V with adjustable voltage and time scales. It uses 11 buttons to control settings like voltage/time scales, trigger mode, and offset levels. The circuit is simple, using an Arduino and modified graphics library to display readings on a LCD screen. Files for the code and library are provided.

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Arduino Oscilloscope

This document describes an Arduino-based oscilloscope created by the author. The oscilloscope has 2 channels and can measure input voltages from 0-5V with adjustable voltage and time scales. It uses 11 buttons to control settings like voltage/time scales, trigger mode, and offset levels. The circuit is simple, using an Arduino and modified graphics library to display readings on a LCD screen. Files for the code and library are provided.

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in Japanese

Arduino Oscilloscope

I have created a aimple Arduino Oscilloscope as above picture shows. Here is its summary. You can build your own!

Secifications
Here is the summary of its specification.
Number of channels 2
Input voltage 0 to 5[V]
Input impedance 10kohm?, depends on AVR
VOLTS/DIV 1[V], 0.5[V], 0.2[V], 0.1[V], 50[mV]
TIME/DIV 10[s], 5[s], 2[s], 1[s], 0.5[s], 0.2[s], 0.1[s], 50[ms], 20[ms], 10[ms], 5[ms], 2.3[ms] (4.3ksps), and 1.2[ms] (8.6ksps, samples only 1 channel)
Trigger mode Auto, normal, scan, and one shot

Cirucuit diagram
The circuit is very simple:

Button interface
Operations are done with 11 switches. The following table shows how the switches are used.

Menu 1 Menu 2 Menu 3


Menu Start/Hold Menu Start/Hold Menu Start/Hold
VOLTS/DIV (ch 1) offset level (ch 1) NORM/INV/OFF (ch 1)
VOLTS/DIV (ch 2) offset level (ch 2) NORM/INV/OFF (ch 2)
TIME/DIV Trigger level Trigger inputs (ch 1 or ch 2)
Trigger mode Trigger edge
Send Send Send

Video
Downloads
The sketch depends on modified version of KS0108 Graphics Library which is introduced on Arduino: Playground. Note, you might have to change threshold voltages for switchs due
to variations of registers' values. Also you might need to change the some constants depending on the voltage of Arduino's power source. Have fun!

ks0108v2p1­20150711.zip(Modified KS0108 Graphics Library, tested to compile with Arduino IDE 1.0.5 and 1.5.5, not 1.6.x)
arduino­oscillo­0.2­20150711.zipArudino Oscilloscope sketch. (tested to compile with Arduino IDE 1.0.5 and 1.5.5, not 1.6.x)

old version
ks0108v2p1.zip(Modified KS0108 Graphics Library)
arduino­oscillo­0.2.zipArudino Oscilloscope sketch.

Links
DIY Oscilloscope by vaupell
Running on Teensy: Teensy rev.3.1 and KS0108 Graphic LCD library by Giovanni Carrera

History
2009/12/31: Updated to use version 2 of KS0108 Graphics library.

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Comments are welcome. E­mail me: mnoriaki < at mark > gmail.com
Copyright (c) 2009, Noriaki Mitsunaga

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