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#Bootcamp# Simple Oscilloscope Project Based on GD32_825568A

Overview

This product
is a modified version of the JLCPCB GD32 Simple Digital Oscilloscope project training camp. The main body is reduced to 55*50*20mm, the same width as a 1.8-inch TFT module, making it easy to carry. It features
lithium battery power, Type-C input, USB-A output,
and utilizes remaining op-amp channels for continuity testing, facilitating daily testing.
The PCB
centralizes the power supply and analog circuitry.

The remaining power supply board can be connected to a lithium battery to create a power bank. A demonstration video

titled "A Simple Mini Oscilloscope That Can Put in Your Pocket" can be found here: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1GZ421B7fw/?share_source=copy_web&vd_source=03c9c7f0850bc3786978f667a23a1b23

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