Hussein Aljorani
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Built from original work · Browser reinterpretation

An oscilloscope,
from the circuit up.

FPGA acquisition, a custom serial protocol, and a Qt host, reimplemented as an interactive signal bench anyone can open.

01FPGAsample · buffer · trigger
02Serialframe · transfer · inspect
03Hostrender · measure · explore
The original RichArduino oscilloscope hardware connected to a phone signal source on a wooden workbench
On the bench

The original acquisition board, probes, and test signal.

Close view of Hussein's custom RichArduino V7 oscilloscope board and FPGA module
RichArduino V7

A custom board built around the FPGA module and analog connectors.

Live bench · deterministic signal

Touch the signal.

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Frequency
2.4 kHz
Period
417 µs
Peak to peak
3.60 V
RMS
1.27 V

Under the hood

One project.
Three layers.

FPGA

Acquisition close to the metal.

VHDL logic coordinates sampling, ADC data, DMA behavior, and the memory-mapped system.

Protocol

A small language for the board.

Serial peek, poke, version, firmware, and sample commands connect low-level state to the host.

Interface

Complex behavior, calm controls.

The original Qt host handled connection, updates, triggering, smoothing, snapshots, and display.