“Swiss Army Knife for Engineers”
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Enjoy on Windows, Mac or Linux
STEMlab is with its 50 MHz of frequency range and 14 bits of resolution a very powerful and precise multifunction measurement tool that can replace a stack of lab instruments. All the applications are Web based, FREE of charge and come along when purchasing the board.
Learn more about available applications by clicking on the icons bellow:
"Red Pitaya STEMlab is a very flexible and accurate tool for fast measurements. Works out of the box and is easy to use."
Meet the Indiana Jones of Programming and Electronics. How far, and I literally mean far, software code can go.
STEMlab is nowadays built into many industry solutions all around the globe as a data acquisition platform due to its performing and reliable hardware, open source software and standard API’s, its ability to run custom FPGA code and a very affordable price tag.
The platform software is Open Source and available on Github. Device functionalities and data can be accessed through Matlab, Labview, Scilab and Python API’s. The time to develop new applications is short thanks to the intuitive software design, many useful examples and detailed documentation.
Learn more about development tools and check available documentation by clicking the icons bellow:
"Red Pitaya STEMlab is a flexible, open source,reliable, fast data acquisition board. It open your mind to new challenges.I recommend it to anyone that does DSP."
Build your SDR transceiver around STEMlab! With its 62,5 MHz of frequency range and 14 bits of resolution it represents a powerful&affordable core of your SDR transceiver. The on board ADC 125 MS/s sampling frequency, 14-bit resolution) digitizes the RF signal from the antenna. The data coming from the ADC is processed by a in-phase/quadrature (I/Q) digital down-converter (DDC) running on the Red Pitaya’s FPGA.The I/Q data is transmitted via TCP to the SDR programs such as SDR# and HDSDR.
Ad an all bands filter and amplifier module, connect an antenna and you are ready to start your SDR adventure!
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"We found Red Pitaya to be the ideal tool for designing our next generation electrochemical workstations. After trying several design options, we are now convinced about the value addition it brings to our Potentiostats for complex voltammetry methods like electrochemical impedance spectroscopy in a very simplistic way."
"STEMlab is a very cool and price performing platform. The possibility to use it as a multipurpose instrument ans well as an SDR radio is unique!"
Many electronics teachers/professors use STEMlab as a modern tool for:
- learning basics of electronics and FPGA programing. Available teaching materials make it easy for professors to create courses. The self learning guide and well documented step-by-step examples make home learning a fun exercise.
Find out more about fast experimentation/practicing using Jupyter notebook, Matlab, Labview clicking on the icons bellow:
"STEMlab is an easy to start with FPGA learning tool and the same time a useful multipurpose measurement instrument."
Most radioactive sources produce gamma rays, which are of various energies and intensities
Today with the advance of the technology we can implement the project with a FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array). The FPGA is made with lots of logic blocks and each block contains logic gates, multiplexers, registers, etc. To implement the project the user of the FPGA has to make connections between these logic blocks and this is done with a HDL (Hardware Description Language).
Red Pitaya is a hardware board with a size slightly larger than a credit card, designed to be used as a measurement and control instrument. It can be accessed through ethernet, and it is devised to be used with a web browser as interface. For the capture and generation of signals, both high and low speed ADCs and DACs are included, which allow its interaction with the environment in lots of applications, with SMA-F standard connectors.


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