Elektor Lab Talk #46: Red Pitaya and Reconfigurable Test Gear
Join Elektor Lab Talk for a practical discussion about reconfigurable test and measurement, software-defined instruments, and the role @RedPitayaTV plays between a conventional bench instrument and a development platform. The conversation looked at how compact hardware such as the STEMlab 125-14 PRO Gen 2 can be used for oscilloscope, signal generation, spectrum analysis, data acquisition, and real-time processing, while still giving engineers room to build and modify their own workflows. A €25 show, brought to you free thanks to Elektor Academy Pro: https://academypro.elektor.com We also discussed Elektor’s Red Pitaya STEMlab Gen 2 bundle and the accompanying e-book, Experimenting with Red Pitaya STEMlab Gen 2, which takes a hands-on approach to measurement, monitoring, Python, FPGA development, and practical work with the platform. We asked Miha about what is new around Red Pitaya, his impressions of embedded world 2026, what engineers and educators are asking about, and where compact, software-defined test equipment fits into the modern electronics bench. Read more from Elektor Mag here: elektormagazine.com — About the Guest — Miha Gjura is a Field Application Engineer at Red Pitaya in Ljubljana, Slovenia. He works with users of Red Pitaya’s software-defined instrumentation platforms, including STEMlab hardware used in education, research, test and measurement, and engineering development. — What We Discussed — Red Pitaya as both a bench instrument and a development platform What is new around the Red Pitaya platform How STEMlab Gen 2 supports measurement, signal generation, acquisition, and real-time processing Where FPGA-based and software-defined instruments make sense in engineering work The new Elektor Red Pitaya Gen 2 bundle and e-book Why reconfigurable test gear is useful for learning, prototyping, research, and custom workflows Elektor Magazine: Serious engineering insight and electronics projects — starting around €8 per month. Trusted by tens of thousands of engineers. https://elektormagazine.com/membership Check out our YouTube offers: https://elektor.com/youtube Subscribe to our Newsletter: https://elektormagazine.com/elektor-n... Join this channel to get access to perks: / @elektortv #RedPitaya #ElektorLabTalk #TestAndMeasurement
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