element14 is now offering Digilent and NI engineering teaching solutions, enabling researchers and educators with a range of hardware and software tools to support learning in both traditional and remote learning environments.
Digilent is a leading provider of portable, reasonably priced devices for remote learning of circuits and digital logic, which makes them ideal for the growing popularity of remote and hybrid learning environments.
Digilent engineering teaching solutions products are designed to meet the demands of educators and students alike, are USB-connected, and are lightweight.
With the use of well-known Digilent products like the Analog Discovery 3 and the Analog Discovery Studio, students may turn a Windows, Mac, or Linux machine into a variety of real-world testing devices, such as an oscilloscope, logic analyzer, pattern generator, and more.
These engineering teaching solutions tools, which are tiny enough to fit in a backpack and are powered by Digilent’s proprietary WaveForms software, allow professors and students the freedom to teach or study in a method that works best for them.
Digilent’s line of entry-level FPGAs is a great place to start for anyone searching for a solution for digital logic instruction. With the help of boards like the Basys 3 and Zybo Z7, students will be able to master computer architecture, basic digital functions, and even control and robotics.
“Digilent’s Academic product line provides educators and students with low-cost, fundamental tools and curricula to make engineering technologies understandable and accessible to all,” said Jay Wimsatt, Director Product Operations at element14. “We are excited to make these innovative teaching solutions available to our customers, supporting the evolving educational landscape and the increasing demand for flexible learning tools.”
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