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Oscilloscope Using Arduino

This document describes building an oscilloscope using an Arduino microcontroller. It discusses the theory of operation, which involves programming the Arduino to read signals from an analog pin and display the waveform. The circuit connects the input signal to an analog pin and grounds the Arduino. Simulation and testing was done using Tinkercad and different waveforms. Software results differed slightly from hardware results due to errors and power losses.

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Oscilloscope Using Arduino

This document describes building an oscilloscope using an Arduino microcontroller. It discusses the theory of operation, which involves programming the Arduino to read signals from an analog pin and display the waveform. The circuit connects the input signal to an analog pin and grounds the Arduino. Simulation and testing was done using Tinkercad and different waveforms. Software results differed slightly from hardware results due to errors and power losses.

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OSCILLOSCOPE USING

ARDUINO
Made by:
Mohamed Adel Mokhtar 18104047
Ahmed Mohamed Hussein 18104434
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Agenda
• Introduction
• Theory of Operation
• Circuit Analysis
• Simulation
• Results(Software and Hardware)
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Introduction
• An oscilloscope is a device which measures voltage waves, then
display it on graph that can able you to analyze this waveform.

• Arduino is a microcontroller that can be programmed using a


specific interface called arduino ide.

• An oscilloscope using arduino could be built by programming the


arduino to sense the input signal on a specific analog pin.
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Theory Of Operation
• Oscilloscope using arduino is based on programming the arduino
using arduino ide which is a software where we can write a certain
code and upload it on the arduino, and then we connect the
arduino specified pin to the signal to be measured
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Circuit analysis
• The circuit is based on connecting the ground of the arduino to the
ground of the input signal and the input signal itself to the specified
analog pin.
• The arduino is dc supplied from the computer.
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Simulation
• The simulation used was tinkercad.
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Results
• Software Results
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• Hardware Results
Different types of wave forms been used as inputs.
1.sinusoidal wave
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2.Square wave
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3.Ramp
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Conclusion
• oscilloscope is a type of electronic test instrument that graphically
displays varying electrical voltages as a two-dimensional plot of one
or more signals as a function of time Oscilloscopes are used in the
sciences, medicine, engineering, automotive and the
telecommunications industry. This report will discuss how can we do
an oscilloscope.
• There are differences between software and hardware values due to
the error in the bits sent to the ide(0 is sent as a 1 and vice versa) as
well as power losses that occur in copper wires.
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References
- Lecture notes

- Kularatna, Nihal (2003), "Fundamentals of Oscilloscopes", Digital


and Analogue Instrumentation: Testing and Measurement, Institution of
Engineering and Technology, pp. 165–208

- https://www.build-electronic-circuits.com/arduino-oscilloscope/

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