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Experiments for Young Engineers and Scientists

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  * A tool for learning science by exploring and experimenting.
  * Covers Experiments at Under Graduate and Graduate level
  * 4 channel Oscilloscope, 1Msps, +/-16V input range
  * Sine/Triangular Wave Generator, 5Hz to 5kHz
  * Programmable voltage sources, +/5V and +/-3.3V
  * Frequency Counter and time measurements.
  * Supports I2C standard sensors
  * 12bit analog resolution.
  * Open Hardware and Free Software.
  * Software in Python programming language.
  * get started with the User Manual  and Videos 
  * Tested on Raspberry Pi (deb file)



     This web page contains information about ExpEYES, a hardware &
software framework for developing science experiments, demonstrations
and projects without getting in to the details of electronics or
computer programming. It converts your PC into a science laboratory. 
Design of ExpEYES combines the real-time measurement capability of
micro-controllers with the ease and flexibility  of Python
programming language for data analysis and visualization. It also
functions as a test equipment for electronics hobbyists and
engineering students. Software is distributed under GNU General
Public License and the hardware designs are under CERN OHL.

        Inter-University Accelerator Centre, New Delhi, is providing
training to teachers on this and other computer interfaced equipment
under it's PHOENIX project. To be informed about these programs and
other developments you may join the phoenix mailing list.

Click HERE to reach the online registration page of the upcoming
training program at IUAC.

 

The device was released by Jithin B P, under the name Seelab-Jr.
Later on absorbed in to the PHOENIX project of IUAC under the name
ExpEYES-17. Pages hosted by IUAC are HERE.



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contact:  Ajith Kumar (bpajith at gmail dot com)