openQCM Wi2
Arduino-based code the easiest way to program your device
The Teensy 3.2 development board is fully compatible with the development environment based on arduino programming language. Take advantage of the simplicity of coding and the endless resources shared by the community for programming your scientific device. Based on FreqCount library developed by Paul Stoffregen the computing capability of the 180 MHz Cortex-M4F microcontroller allows frequencies up to 65 MHz to be measured.
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Just connect the device and launch your application
The software interface provides all the necessary information to monitor in real time the frequency variations of the QCM in a fully automatic way. The software allows you to uniquely identify the device connected to the COM port, so you can simultaneously plug multiple devices to your PC. The experimental data can be stored in a data file for post-processing and custom analysis.
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Contribute to openscience community development
openQCM Wi2
is an open science hardware device and we encourage and support community participation in device development. The openQCM Wi2 source code is availabale on github. join the community and contribute to the development of the openQCM Wi2 software
experimental data can be stored in a data file for post-processing and custom analysis.
