Realtime On-chip Wireless Waveform Monitoring

In this paper we propose a low-cost realtime wave-form monitoring device for educational and potential industrial use. Emerging educational institutions require adequate instrumentation to provide an environment which fosters innovation. Current instrumentation to view waveforms are mostly unnecessarily expensive for educational purposes. In our device, a webpage is built to view waveforms and interact with the device. This proves as a major cost-cutting exercise but also provides a platform for devices with remote monitoring capabilities while moving the computation from the on-board SoC to the display device.