ExpEYES: Python Powered Open Source Pocket Science Lab
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ExpEYES is an open hardware/software pocket lab (PHOENIX, Inter‑University Accelerator Centre) that pairs a microcontroller with Python to deliver a 4‑channel DSO, waveform generator and sensor I/O; it records events down to 4 microsecond time resolution with a 12‑bit ADC, offers ready GUIs for 50+ experiments, and lets users fetch and plot data with a single Python call. It runs from USB, logs simultaneous inputs, demonstrates phase, induction and more, and costs about US$1.5–3.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:37Why ExpEYES
- 4:22Features
- 4:59Hardware
- 5:19For Students
- 5:42Features Available
- 6:38Programming
- 7:17Capture
- 8:03microcontroller
- 8:33sensors
- 9:26pickup coil
- 9:39square waves
- 10:06GUI
- 10:26ExpEYES
- 11:36Project Status
- 11:54Cost Comparison
- 12:35Availability
- 14:22Buzzer
- 17:36Student Experience
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