Analog Discovery 3 – A 125 MS/s USB oscilloscope, waveform generator, logic analyzer, and variable power supply

Digilent Analog Discovery 3 is a USB oscilloscope with a sample rate of up to 125 MS/s, that can also be used as a waveform generator, logic analyzer, and/or a variable power supply up to 5V.

Several other features are also enabled through its software and the USB-C oscilloscope can also act as a spectrum analyzer, a network analyzer, an impedance analyzer, a protocol analyzer, a data logger, a voltmeter, and supports in-app scripting.

Diligent Analog Discovery 3

Analog Discovery 3 features highlights:

  • Xilinx FPGA-based design
  • Host interface – USB Type-C port
  • Oscilloscope
    • 2x differential channels with 14-bit resolution at up to 125 MS/s per channel with a +/-25 V input range, 30+ MHz bandwidth with BNC Adapter
    • User-configurable input filters and lock-in amplifier
    • FFT, Spectrogram, Eye Diagram, XY Plot views, and more
  • Arbitrary Waveform Generator
    • 2x channels with 14-bit resolution at up to 125 MS/s per channel with a +/-5 V output range, 12 MHz bandwidth with BNC Adapter
    • Standard waveforms, amplitude, and frequency modulated signals, direct playback from analog inputs, custom waveforms, and more
  • Logic Analyzer and Pattern Generator
    • 16x digital I/O channels at up to 125 MS/s per channel
    • Individually-configurable 3.3 V digital inputs and outputs, 5 V tolerant inputs
    • SPI, I2C, UART, CAN, JTAG, ROM logic, custom protocols, and more
  • Programmable Power Supplies
    • 0.5 V to 5 V and -0.5 V to -5 V variable power supplies
    • Up to 800 mA per channel when used with an auxiliary power source

Analog Discovery 3 USB-C, +5V Power Supply

 

USB oscilloscope WaveForms software

The USB oscilloscope relies on WaveForms software for Windows, Linux, macOS, and some Arm devices such as the Raspberry Pi SBC. The program enables the use of the available analog and digital instruments and provides an SDK for hardware control in C, C++, Python, and other languages, as well as support for LabVIEW and MATLAB integration.

The Analog Discovery 3 ships with a plastic project box, a USB-C to USB-C programming cable, one 2×15 flywire signal cable assembly, a pack of five 6-pin male headers, and 30-pin flywire labels, and the company recommends 5V/2.5A or 5V/4A switching power supplies, the Audio Adapter+, a BNC Adapter along with the P2150 BNC Oscilloscope Probe, a Transistor Tester, an Impedance Analyzer, and a Breadboard Adapter to make full use of the kit.

Analog Discovery 3 kitDigilent will start selling the Analog Discovery 3 for $379 from June 14 onwards

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