I have 15 samples of artificial batteries. I want to measure the changes of voltage with time of each for continuous 2 weeks. How can i measure all in same time with one oscilloscope? Is there any system i can connect to the oscilloscope?
A data logger would probably be best to measure that over a long period of time. Oscilloscopes are really meant for small time scales. National Instruments has a number of things that could do what you want. You can also build one with an Arduino, an SD card reader/writer, and maybe a handful of sensors.
@@g-corpelectronicsedu96 can you find me the link of it on aliexpress which you suggest? And the tutorial of how to set. I really appreciate if you can help me on this. And the voltage must be between 1mV to 1V.
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I have 15 samples of artificial batteries. I want to measure the changes of voltage with time of each for continuous 2 weeks. How can i measure all in same time with one oscilloscope? Is there any system i can connect to the oscilloscope?
A data logger would probably be best to measure that over a long period of time. Oscilloscopes are really meant for small time scales. National Instruments has a number of things that could do what you want. You can also build one with an Arduino, an SD card reader/writer, and maybe a handful of sensors.
@@g-corpelectronicsedu96 can you find me the link of it on aliexpress which you suggest? And the tutorial of how to set. I really appreciate if you can help me on this. And the voltage must be between 1mV to 1V.
Where did you find that max 5 dev board?
I made it. I am working to do a kickstarter in the next couple of months and sell them.
@@g-corpelectronicsedu96 that's awesome! I'd definitely buy one ;) I'd be interested in bare PCBs if you have them too