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Audio Adapter for Analog Discovery

Digilent's audio adapter is an easy method of connection to analyze audio signals

Image of Digilent's Audio Adapter for Analog Discovery Digilent's audio adapter for analog discovery provides an easy method of connection to analyze audio signals with the Analog Discovery oscilloscope instrument. It is equipped with one Mono and one Mono/Stereo jack connector connected to the inputs of the oscilloscope and a 2x15 MTE connector to pass through all other signals.

Features
  • One 3.5 mm mono audio jack connector
  • One 3.5 mm stereo audio jack connector
  • 2 Mono vs 1 Stereo selection jumper
  • Pass-through connector for the digital I/O signals, power supplies, and triggers

Applications

  • Audio analyzer

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Published: 2020-11-20

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