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XXY Oscilloscope

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Re: XXY Oscilloscope

#11
post #8

Love the visuals, is the source code open? A nitpick, I should be able to click on "microphone" instead of having to aim at the small checkbox, this is easy if you wrap it in an HTML label tag.

> is the source code open?

It is, look at the page source.

Re: XXY Oscilloscope

#15
post #8

Love the visuals, is the source code open? A nitpick, I should be able to click on "microphone" instead of having to aim at the small checkbox, this is easy if you wrap it in an HTML label tag.

source code: https://github.com/m1el/woscope/

The repo was only the source for the line drawing code.

Re: XXY Oscilloscope

#16
Very nice and realistic effect. As a low-level electronics hobbyist I was pleasantly surprised to find "entry level" 50 MHz digital oscilloscopes in the $150-$200 range these days. I picked up a Siglent to help me through Horowitz & Hill's The Art of Electronics labs and it's been pretty fun. I also have used it just to see what's going on on a cheap digital level I bought with USB output and some other things. Definitely a neat tool. It does sit on the desk more than I'd like these days though.

Re: XXY Oscilloscope

#17
This needs some samples

  https://dood.al/oscilloscope/#-0.05,-0.8,0,0,0,0,0.0,3,1,sin(a*t-t/5)*cos(a*t/b)*cos((a+b)*t),sin(a*t+(t/11))*cos(t*t/(b*a)),3,5,0,0.74,125,0,0,0

  https://dood.al/oscilloscope/#-0.05,-0.8,1,0,0,0,0.0,3,1,sin(22*a*t-t/15)*cos(a*t+t/12+t/30),sin(a*t+t)*cos(t/a+t/3),2,5,0,0.74,125,0.07,0,0
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