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About fx2lafw
At the end of May we released libsigrok 0.1.1. It had various fixes and improvements, but the main reason we released it was to get a release out the door before merging in the work on analog data I’d...
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Analog!
Since the sigrok project started, we’ve focused on logic analyzers. They were the initial inspiration for the project, and were at that time just getting affordable — at least compared to the bad old...
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fx2lafw 0.1.0 released!
We're happy to announce the initial release of the open-source fx2lafw firmware for FX2-based logic analyzers. See the "About fx2lafw" blog post for more information about the fx2lafw subproject. This...
View Articlegit repositories moved
Just a quick public service announcement: we've moved the sigrok related git repositories from SourceForge to sigrok.org (for various reasons). While we were at it we also did the long-overdue "repo...
View ArticleA matter of parsing
Supporting a new piece of hardware in sigrok entails writing a driver for libsigrok. As a bare minimum, the driver consists of a C source file with a struct sr_dev_driver in it. That struct contains...
View ArticleBughunt
In order to better keep track of reported bugs and submitted patches, we've set up a bug tracking system:http://sigrok.org/bugzilla/Please use this to report bugs found in any sigrok project. Attached...
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sigrok at 29c3
Same as last year, we will be at the Chaos Communication Congress (29c3), this time in Hamburg, Germany. The conference takes place from December 27th to 30th, 2012.We'll have a sigrok "assembly",...
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libsigrokdecode 0.1.1 released!
We're happy to announce the new libsigrokdecode 0.1.1 release!You can download the source tarball from SourceForge, as usual.This is mostly a bugfix-release, the C library API was not changed. This...
View Articlesigrok-firmware-fx2lafw 0.1.1 released
We're happy to announce the 0.1.1 release of sigrok-firmware-fx2lafw, the open-source firmware which allows you to use almost any device with a Cypress FX2/FX2LP chip as a simple logic analyzer...
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Dogfooding PulseView
After a year of effort, PulseView - sigrok's new logic analyzer, oscilloscope and MSO GUI - is nearly ready for its debut release: v0.1.0.At this stage we're making a concerted effort to drive up the...
View ArticleReleasing... everything
It's been a while since we last released a new version of libsigrok. A lot of work has gone into the library since then, but we somehow never got around to doing releases — there was always some major...
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Ikalogic SCANALOGIC-2 now supported
We're happy to announce that libsigrok now supports the Ikalogic SCANALOGIC-2 logic analyzer. This is a low-cost 4-channel logic analyzer with a max. samplerate of 20MHz with 256Ksamples of memory per...
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Two Sound Level Meters
We now have support for two more sound level meters in libsigrok. Both can do live streaming, and do standalone logging for later retrieval.First is the CEM DT-8852, a large handheld unit. It has all...
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libsigrok 0.2.1 released!
Hi everyone! We're happy to announce the new libsigrok 0.2.1 release. This is mostly a bugfix release with a few additional new drivers to support more hardware. No major API changes were performed. We...
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Collecting measurements
The collectd project is the de facto standard setup for server statistics: it grabs all kinds of local statistics (network counters, disk I/O, etc) and logs it locally or to a remote collectd, say on a...
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Saleae Logic16 support
We're happy to announce that libsigrok now supports the Saleae Logic16 logic analyzer. This is the successor product of the well-known Saleae Logic (an 8-channel logic analyzer with a max. samplerate...
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ISO-TECH IDM103N multimeter support
Thanks to Aurelien Jacobs libsigrok now supports a new multimeter, the ISO-TECH IDM103N. This is a 4000 counts DMM with RS232 connectivity. The respective patch for enabling this DMM also adds a...
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sigrok + UNIX = Awesome!
I've decided it's time to start blogging about the power of sigrok when used together with all the other tools on a typical UNIX machine. This sort of thing usually wouldn't be documented, because it's...
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sigrok + UNIX = Awesome! - part II - Audio
So today I have another example of the powerful ways sigrok-cli can be used, this time with digital audio.In the modern world there are a wide variety of devices that handle digital audio internally...
View Articlesigrok at ELCE
The first conference presentation on sigrok is long overdue, but it's finally happening: Matt Ranostay is giving a talk at ELCE in Edinburgh, October 24-25. He will be giving an overview of the current...
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