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Nov 14, 2017

Haasoscope Is Now Live

For those of you who have been following the Haasoscope progress, I want to be the first to announce that the Haasoscope campaign is now live! We’ve put together the boards, add-ons and a bundle option I hope you’ll like. Please help spread the word about Haasoscope.

$18,733 raised

of $10,000 goal

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Product Choices

$119

Your very own Haasoscope!

A fully assembled Haasoscope, preloaded with firmware and ready for data-taking! You also might want to grab a USB-serial adapter (for interfacing to a computer) and/or a USB-blaster (for reprogramming the firmware).

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$9

USB-blaster

This lets you reprogram the Haasoscope FPGA firmware from either Windows or Linux using the free Altera Quartus II software via the JTAG connector.

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$9

A Cool Screen!

This is a 0.96" 128X64 pixel white OLED screen. It communicates with the Haasoscope over an SPI interface, and can show ADC data from a selected channel, or whatever you tell it to! It can plug directly into the header above the FPGA.

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$16

Oscilloscope Probes

Two passive 100 MHz bandwidth oscilloscope probes for connecting to Haasoscope 100 MHz ADC inputs using BNC.

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$15

High-speed USB Readout Board

In case 1.5 Mb/s is not enough bandwidth for you, grab one of these boards and have high-speed USB2 output from a Haasoscope! Using just 8+2 digital outputs on the Haasoscope, you can get about 4 MB/s, about 20x faster than serial, and still use the same python readout code. It's supported in the stock firmware too! Using 8+4 digital outputs, you could in theory even get up to 40 MB/s using C++ readout code and the free FTDI USB libraries.

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Credits

Andy Haas

I teach physics at NYU. I use electronics for research, in teaching, and as a hobby.

 New York, NY  ·  as.nyu.edu/content/nyu-as/as/faculty/andy-haas.html

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