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Bioimpedance spectroscopy (BIS) is used to characterize DNA hybridization. Red Pitaya STEMlab board has helped designt the biosensor for the detection of DNA sequences. >>
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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?
08.04.2021
NMR Relaxation Spectrometer Instrument
Laboratory material research is traditionally linked to bulky, high-precision equipment for precise analysis. Unfortunately, it is virtually impossible to take these devices into the field for.
25.03.2021
Red pitaya extension modules
Right out of the box, Red Pitaya is one of the most versatile data acquisition devices, however, the real fun starts when you start using extension modules.
25.02.2021
What makes the Red Pitaya SDRlab perfect tool for SDR?
If you are looking to get into Software Defined Radio, look no further than SDRlab which was developed specifically with this use in mind. It comes with two 16 bit ADCs, 50-ohm inputs and 14-bit.
03.02.2021
Building a ground penetrating radar for drones with Red Pitaya
Red Pitaya was used by a research group from the University of Maribor to control a low-cost ground penetrating radar attached to a hexacopter with the purpose of detecting landmines.
27.01.2021
Using Two Receivers in Your Red Pitaya - Part 2
As promised, here is the second part of The Reverse Beacon Network blog about using Red Pitaya's SDR.
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