[Question on a feature for the Analog Discovery Model 410-394]

I have two pretty good bench supplies, so, I do have that covered.

What I am really after is a new scope to sort of replace my old Tek scope.  It has 100 MHz bandwidth and four channels.

I am spoiled at work with the newer digital scopes and would like those features.  From examining the specs, my take on the product offering highest analog bandwidth is 55 MHz.  This is probably more than adequate for what I do. Attached are couple of scope shots.  (This model scope was Tek's last glass CRT model they produced.)   One shows a SPI bus transaction and as you can see, this is a stretch for this instrument.  I would be curious to know how the Discovery 3 would do on these wavefomrs.

[Question on a feature for the Analog Discovery Model 410-394]

Ok, now I understand.  The description leads one to believe there is a more substantial connection, and perhaps an equal to a very light duty bench supply, or at least that is how I have interpreted it.

 

I am just trying to figure out if this is the instrument for me.

[Question on a feature for the Analog Discovery Model 410-394]

Then I do  not understand this part in the features section:

 

[Question on a feature for the Analog Discovery Model 410-394]

I was speaking of the adjustablle power supply, not digital I/Os.

[Question on a feature for the Analog Discovery Model 410-394]

Hi,

This model has a built in power supply.   Does this power supply have the ability to set the current limit?  Is the output current protected against an excessive  current draw?

 

Thanks.

[Looking for documentation]

Thanks for the help.  I will give it a good read.

 

Clyde

[Looking for documentation]

Is there a comprehensive user guide for all of the embedded peripherals in the MIcroblaze processor?  I have tried to find one.  Preferably one with register definitions and example code snippets for both polled and interrupt operation.

Does such a document exist for the ARM in the Zynq?

Searching the forum for examples and crossing my fingers seems like a hard way to go.  It works, but I would love to know if this information is cataloged all in one place for each processor.

Thanks.

Clyde

[Pmod wifi SDK problem]

On 1/8/2020 at 6:10 PM, JColvin said:

and copied over the HTTPServer (since it already includes the same materials as the WiFiScan) from the hw_platform in the examples folder to the src folder within the application, made the appropriate WiFi SSID and password changes in the HTTPServerConfig.h file. I also made some changes in the deWebIOServerSrc.cpp file to make sure the appropriate input and output pins were added to the PinPage.htm via the addPINs function.

Where is this WifiScan project?  The examples folder?  I am lost trying to find these sources.  I have the hardware platform built just fine.

Clyde