SillyScope

An Oscilloscope that Nobody Would Use - Introductory Embedded Project for Beginners!

Quality Status: Beta

Functionality Status: MVP

License: GPL v3

This is a DIY Oscilloscope project aimed at embedded beginners. It has a one-page schematic and a few simple requirements:

• 2 input channels,
• Graphic display to visualise 1 channel,
• 0 to 3.3V range,
• Accurate to 500KHz (roughly at least 10 samples per period),
• Data streaming and logging to PC over USB,
• Small form factor,
• Buttons for channel activation and toggle streaming,
• LED indicators for power, channel activity and recording.

So far only the schematic and Bill of Materials (BOM) have been completed, you can get them here:

• files/sillyscope-01A.pdf
• files/sillyscope-bom.ods

SillyScope can be prototyped on a breadboard using an STM32 NUCLEO-L432KC Development Kit. The simplified prototype schematic, BOM and code project can be found here:

• files/sillyscope-proto-02A.pdf
• files/sillyscope-proto-bom.ods
• sillyscope-master-94d41db.zip

Video Feature 1 - How to DESIGN an EMBEDDED SYSTEM - Schematics & Architecture

Video Feature 2 - How to PROTOTYPE an EMBEDDED SYSTEM - Firmware & Breadboard