WaveScope
Hardware- 1 Devlogs
- 4 Total hours
An ESP32-based RF detector with OLED display, adjustable sensitivity, and 3-level LED signal indication.
Today I finished the first version of WaveScope, an ESP32-based RF signal strength detector using the AD8317 RF detector. I started by designing the hardware, creating a wiring diagram, and planning the complete breadboard layout . After that, I wrote the firmware in Arduino IDE. The ESP32 reads RF signals from the AD8317, displays the signal strength on an SSD1306 OLED, and provides visual and audible feedback using three LEDs and a buzzer. I also added a potentiometer to adjust the Range .The project took 4 hours and 8 minutes to develop, and the entire process was automatically documented with development snapshots. Next, I’ll build the physical prototype, test it with real RF signals, and for second version of this project i plan to design a custom enclosure to give it more advanced look
