Plotting data from a logic analyzer - CSV and LibreOffice Calc

Sometimes it is useful to visualize data from a logic analyzer in a graphical way but unfortunately not many applications can do that so I came up with a solution involving CSV data and LibreOffice Calc. Here I am using Logic from Saleae but any software that can export the data to a CSV file can work.

Usage

First thing to do is to export the data from the logic analyzer software to a CSV file format. In Logic 2 this can be easily achieved by going to File -> Export Data or by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + S.

Breadboard Development Board for AVR microcontrollers | Breaduino

A development board is an essential tool when working with projects that involve a microcontroller and most of the time you will also need a breadboard and a power supply. So why not combining all these in a single product?

Meet Breaduino - a custom development board build around ATmega328PB microcontroller. If you are a beginner in electronics or microcontrollers, building a development board is not only rewarding but also educational.

The Breaduino dev board is designed to be used with two breadboards where it outputs three voltages: 12V, 5V and 3.3V. It includes a TFT display, micro SD card socket, input current measurement and a rotary encoder for user interaction. On the right side of the case is space for a small logic analyzer and/or a 9V battery. All these are optional modules. Even the breadboard is optional so the board can be used standalone. Since this is a customizable board it can be modified to fit your needs.