Ken Briodagh interviews Ben Ellis
summary
Pico Technology shows the PicoScope 3000 e-series running PicoScope 7 with serial decoders and mixed‑signal capture while a minimal Python wrappers API performs a swept sine wave, computes an FFT, and reports the maximum, minimum, and runtime. The Python path produces a much smaller, more resource‑efficient program that can run on a Raspberry Pi or embedded computer, but the GUI and API are mutually exclusive at any one time, with quick switching.
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