25.10.2021
How can we use Red Pitaya boards for industrial applications?
Why do we call Red Pitaya boards the “Swiss army knife for engineers”? Mainly because of their versatility, simplicity and small size, with different models and options, allowing users to pick the.
21.10.2021
We are shortlisted for the 2021 Elektra Awards
We are proud to announce that we are shortlisted for the prestigious 2021 Elektra Awards organized by Electronics Weekly.
22.07.2021
Digital Electronics based on a Red Pitaya Platform for Coherent Fiber Links
Coherent fiber links are becoming the gold standard for frequency transfer, with recent improvements allowing statistical uncertainty around 10-20 for optical links in the range.
07.07.2021
DR-RINS: Digital real-time relative intensity noise suppressor for pump–probe spectroscopy and microscopy
Transient absorption and stimulated Raman scattering microscopy are techniques that sense tiny perturbations to a probe laser beam, induced by a pump beam, to create their images, which makes them.
27.05.2021
Testing a new exercise at the JSI TRIGA reactor - Cherenkov radiation-based power meter
A Cherenkov radiation-based power meter was successfully set up at the JSI TRIGA reactor in Ljubljana in the framework of a Master thesis and demonstrated for the first time on 13th April 2021 with.
18.05.2021
Canvas - a free graphical DSP design tool for Red Pitaya's FPGA
We are excited to share with you an amazing project by Pau Gómez Kabelka, a PhD student at the Photonic Institute of Barcelona. Canvas is a free graphical DSP (digital signal processing) design tool.
12.05.2021
A highly stable monolithic enhancement cavity for second harmonic generation in the ultraviolet range
Modern quantum optics experiments require a broad range of laser frequencies, including for applications outside the highly specialized laboratories with ideal conditions, increasing the demands.
26.04.2021
Red Pitaya Logic Analyzer
In this video, M0JPI talks about a logic analyzer, what it is and the different types that exist. If you want to watch his video, scroll down to the bottom of the blog! What's a logic analyzer?
