analog-toolkit

A small and simple STM32G431 based dev board, that doubles as analog-to-USB acquisition tool.

Next to 6 single ended or 2 differential ADC inputs (upt to 16bit), there are 3 PGA connected ADC inputs (up to 16bits), 3 general purpose IO, 2 DAC outputs (up to 12bit), 2 Timer outputs, and severalprotocols such as UART, I2C, USB FS and USB-PD. Equiped with a DFU bootloader, this board can simply be flashed from USB. All Ports are available through standard 2.54mm pinheader, a scope aligator clip can be clipped to the grounding tab. A RGB led allows for direct status indication.

folder structure

 /hardware          - PCB files
 /ADC               - ADC sampling firmware, with selectable samplerate and API
 /ADC/software      - python receiving sketch for ADC firmware
 /DAC/              - DAC firmware bit, this one doesn't do much yet
 /pd-dev/           - USB-PD Sink firmware

things I want to and explore

• improve ADC fw
  • add interactive python console (60% done)
  • PGA current and temperature sensing
  • Implement byte stuffing
• improve DAC fw
  • make sample rate settable
  • make sample settable
• Implement Sigrok protocol
• Implement SCPI
• USB-PD firmware

license

Copyright Jana Marie Hemsing 2024.

This source describes Open Hardware and is licensed under the CERN-OHL-S v2.

You may redistribute and modify this source and make products using it under the terms of the CERN-OHL-S v2 (https://ohwr.org/cern_ohl_s_v2.txt).

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Source location: https://github.com/Jana-Marie/analog-toolkit

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