DJ’s Microchip Pic Oscilloscope DIY Gadget
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Author: Stacey Cook
Author: Stacey Cook
*warning: In the video i accidently swapped the SIN and SQR titles 
atomic.speculaton.org This is my first beta version of my homemade oscilloscope. It uses a microchip pic 18F4685 @ 20mhz with a C# .Net Windows GUI
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Very nice =)
can u give me some code
Your website seems to be down. But it seems like all you needed was the PIC and a serial port or usb to serial on your PC. That’s pretty awesome, really cheap way to get a workable oscilloscope since PICs are basically free.
Nice work. I think you are smart to use a PIC for sampling.
I was thinking of doing a similar thing with the PIC32 — a very nice little PIC.
hey what’s the sampling rate?
so what compiler are you using?
yeah, VATEC6000′s oscilloscope is awesome, damn epic all the professional dj’s should use it cuz it’s so hypercool y’know
check my pc oscilloscope, it doesn’t need any external thingies like microchips. its just pure c#
lol thanx . i did mention that in the video description
. didn’t want to make the video all over again just because i labelled it wrong lol
you got your square and sine waves mixed up
I almost fell out of my chair when I read the comments. The dude says “Ya, your project is kool, but F%$&K windows!”
It like saying you have a kool tv, but it was made in China so it sucks.
i simply used system.drawing and system.drawing.draw2d
but i buffer everything with a bitmap . then write it to the panel’s graphics
thanx btw
Nice, darn fast graphics for C#, did you use managed GDI+? I’ve adopted the same languages for use in my projects, C/C# makes a good mix. I’ve had mixed results with managed graphics code though…
Heh I never said anything about your coding ability, I’m sure you could code for Linux, hell it’s easier then coding for windows. I’m just saying that I really dislike windows mainly because of how it gets people to close their minds, it’s right down there with the church for me in that sense.
thanx dude . i don’t know how to respond to the windows comment . do u think i can write C and Assembler for microcontrollers, but can’t write code in linux?
I thought it was pretty cool, except that you used windows, fuck windows. Linux.
Yeah, Bassnectar is the shit lol.
the website you gave doesn’t work can you give the C# code
the website you gave doesn’t work…can you send me the C# code for it
hi,could you pls send me the c# code. the one on the pc .
no, the C# code is on the pc as the graphical interface. the C code is on the pic
sweeet didnt realize you can program PIC w/ c#
Thanx, it’s commented in the video description hehe ..
You can download the windows binary from my website and i can email you the pic code if you’d like to make one ..
the new version that i finished on friday has adjustable sample time, sample delay, trigger, center adjust, and amplification
It looks like the square and sine waves are switched around to me, but otherwise, this seems pretty cool.