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Pico announces its first ever fully supported software package for the popular and inexpensive single-board computer, the Raspberry Pi.

Pico Technology has just released beta drivers for its oscilloscope and data logging devices to run on the ARM-based BeagleBone Black and Raspberry Pi development boards.

The new PicoLog CM3 USB/Ethernet Current Data Logger from Pico Technology is a compact, easy-to-use instrument for measuring the power consumption of buildings and machinery. With three channels, it can monitor current in single-phase and 3-phase ac installations, and comes complete with three fully certified ac current clamps and a powerful data acquisition software package. The measuring range is 0 to 200A, with an accuracy of +/-1% and less than 10mA noise. Conversion resolution is 24 bits.

The new 15-channel, USB-powered USB DrDAQ data logger from Pico Technology is supplied with full versions of the PicoScope and PicoLog software so that all of its capabilities are ready to use, straight out of the box. Located on the USB DrDAQ circuit board are a microphone, light sensor, RGB LED, oscilloscope and resistance inputs, four digital I/O ports, three sensor ports, an oscilloscope input, a pH/redox sensor input and a signal generator output.