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Norm Jackson and colleagues at Thort Werx are looking to put a low-cost mixed-signal oscilloscope and logic analyzer on every desk, turning to a pair of Raspberry Pi Pico 2 microcontroller boards to power the Picotronix โ€” opening for crowdfunding soon.

"We've built a dual [Raspberry Pi] Pico 2-based mixed-signal capture system (oscilloscope + logic analyzer) using MicroPython and PIO/DMA [Programmable Input-Output/Direct Memory Access] in the RP2350," Jackson tells us via email. "The project highlights many of the amazing features of the RP2350 and advanced techniques to build real time complex designs using MicroPython."

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More information is available on the Picotronix website; a Kickstarter campaign is planned for the near future, with pricing estimated at $99 without or $129 with LCD and $9โ€“49 per picoPod, and interested parties are invited to sign up to be notified when crowdfunding opens.

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