Depending on the level of the students, I've found that a good first=20
project to pique kids' interest is to have the final result be something=20
interactive or a game... something they can relate to.
Unless they are familiar with and using oscilloscopes, you may lose some=20
of their interest.

Cheers,
-Neil.




On 7/7/2017 5:35 PM, c h wrote:
> Thinking of giving a try to NUCLEO-F411RE STM32 devboard I bought some
> months ago. The project is for local school to teach EE basics. I think o=
f
> using mbed.org online platform. I tried it with demo blinks using C, it
> works and its easy.
>
> Maybe demo oscilloscope using the devboard to illustrate programming a
> microcontroller in C? The devboard to generate VGA output to use big scre=
en
> or a projector? Some analog front-end to boost input impedance and range?
> The oscilloscope could later be used in educational process.
>
> Thanks.

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