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Casey Hare- July 18, 2012

Casey Hare comments on open source developments and how test and measurement engineers can use these technologies. “Open Sourced” will follow testing, analysis, software, hardware and whatever else is next in open source, as it relates to test and measurement.

Open-source goes RF

RF is amazingly powerful, ubiquitous in our world and a valuable tool for any engineer. Sadly, my rough introduction and the high barrier to entry has kept me from digging too deeply into RF thus far in my career. Read More...

Open-source electrical engineering design tools

Lacking a frequent need for advanced EE tools, I can't justify buying OrCAD or PADs or another expensive, but highly functional, EE tool. Fortunately, open-source comes to my rescue. Read More...

Open-Source fight for 32-bit micros: Arduino Due vs. chipKit Max32

It feels like the bad-old days of the late 90s internet era, we're all saying to ourselves, “this is big; it's going to change everything... we're just not sure how, yet.” Read More...

Python, open-source programming

Python is a popular open-source programming language with many test applications. Read More...

Raspberry Pi: A $25 computer

The Raspberry Pi maybe the right single-board computer for you, but is has limitations. Read More...

Open-source hardware heats up

Costing just $89, BeagleBone is a powerful emerging platform for test and measurement. Read More...

Getting Testy on Java

Java has been open-source since 2007. There's plenty of material you can use to learn the language. Read More...

Arduino, the microcontroller opens up

The open-source Aruduino microcontroller lets you develop circuits--including measurement circuits--inexpensively. Read More...

Welcome to Open sourced

The open-source test and measurement blog keeps you up to date on the latest open-source tools for developing test applications. Read More...