AR-Oscilloscope 1.1.5.2

Android Bluetooth Oscilloscope can be utilized on any mobile device with an Android, Windows, or Linux PC (Mac compatibility is forthcoming) system using Bluetooth technology. This functionality eliminates the need for any wired connections to your phone, tablet, or PC, ensuring the safety of your mobile device or PC and enhancing portability.

An oscilloscope is a versatile device widely used for electric measurements. It provides a graphical representation of electric potential over time, offering more detailed information compared to other measurement methods for potential and current.

Using an oscilloscope allows for the direct or indirect measurement of various quantities including direct and alternating voltage, direct and alternating current, time, time delay, phase, phase difference, frequency to observe live waveforms, and make measurements.

Key Features:

• Demo mode available.
• Display of audio waveforms recorded from a microphone.
• Accelerometer waveform display for x, y, z axes.
• Measurement capabilities including frequency, min/max, peak-peak
• FFT for microphone input.
• Trigger level information display.
• Save screen captures from the instrument to your mobile device.
• Save signals in CSV format.

Protocol Decoders:

• SPI
• I2C
• Guess bitrate
• UART
• 1-Wire link layer
• IR NEC

Math Channels:

• The system can display up to 5 math channels.
• Main mathematical operations supported: +, -, ×, /, sqrt, x^y, exp, ln, log, abs
• Trigonometric functions: sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan
• Additional operands include PI and T (time). Math example: exp(-T*125)*sin(2*pi*1000*T)

Control Functions:

• Start/stop/single acquisition control
• Adjust time/div
• Change volts/div settings
• Enable/disable channels
• Select trigger type/level
• Screen zooming capabilities
  
• Full-screen mode option
  
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Contact aroscilloscope@gmail.com to report bugs, ask questions or provide feedback.