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The Red Pitaya STEMlab is a considerably more expensive device, but it's more than just a toy. It has two 14-bit, 125MS/s ADCs and DACs, 16 digital GPIOs and gi
by jdietrich 7y ago
The Red Pitaya STEMlab is a considerably more expensive device, but it's more than just a toy. It has two 14-bit, 125MS/s ADCs and DACs, 16 digital GPIOs and gigabit ethernet.
https://www.redpitaya.com/ https://www.redpitaya.com/
- Phrodo_00 7y agoThat's nice, but I imagine the use cases are pretty different, the Pitaya's sampling frequency has 3 orders of magnitude on the Labrador (and 2 more bits of sensitivity). I think they're both pretty impressive for their respective prices.
- zokier 7y agoWhy is the LCR meter expansion so damn expensive? The base starter kit is pretty reasonably priced, but I can't figure out what is going on with that LCR meter thing.. based on pictures the HW doesn't look like it has anything special on-board, so is it just a SW license cost thing?
- janoc 7y agoThe problem with RedPitaya is extremely poor software support. And without that you have only an expensive brick. Worse, the board itself isn't open source, AFAIK, so even stuff like finding a schematic to get things done could be a challenge.