New SIGNALlab OS release

06.01.2021 Back to list

New SIGNALlab OS release

SIGNALlab 250-12 new OS v1.04-19 beta is out!
What is new?
OS now comes with two new applications:

LCR meter
Bode analyzer

watchdog was implemented for Linux and WEB applications. In case of fatal error or lost connection device will always return to its previous operation state.
new OS availability notification was implemented into WEB interface
open source code can now be compiled with Vivado 2020.1
calibration app was implemented that simplifies device DC calibration
other general improvements and updates OS can be downloaded for free from here

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