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June 8, 2016

Building an oscilloscope's DIY kit

In this post I start the process of building an oscilloscope's DIY kit using Arm and STMicroelectronics components

By Jerome Decamps - 杜尚杰

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There are a few days, I received my kit DiY for build an oscilloscope.

For sure I'm not hurry it comes from china more than 1 month  for the delivery...

If I make this page it's because this  project interest me, of course this build project DIY has an ARM processor.

A cortex M3 STM32F103c8T6 from STMicroelectronics for more specifications read this link :

STMicroelectronics Medium-density performance line Arm based 32-bit MCU

The first step is of course to control the content of the package and check there's no pieces missing.

And the all, with sorting and clearly identifying the components.

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The preparation of the working environment is also very important .

A good lighting, being sure to be at quiet and with a good ventilation especially for welding fumes.

If like me you are not a pro of soldering, take your time. A project carried out in haste, never gives anything good !

As you can see in this picture. I had to resume SMD soldered too quickly made...

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Once the SMD components properly placed , we will tackle the 'classic' components

In this photo : the back of the PCB before soldering. You will note the stalks bent to hold everything in place

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Here we are! The resistors are all in place...

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Let's go for the capacitors...

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Next step, the  transistors and led to be continued...


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