Libsigrokdecode now supports another protocol decoder, em4100. The EM4100 protocol for certain 100-150kHz RFID tags is layered on top of one of three possible modulation schemes: Manchester, Biphase, or PSK. Currently the PD only supports.

Manchester, the other ones can be added later though. The decoder also works for some compatible RFID tag types such as EM4102 and FK4100. As usual we have a few example files in our sigrok-dumps repo, and some test-cases is the sigrok-test repo. The protocol decoder was contributed by Benjamin Larsson, thanks a lot! Libsigrokdecode now supports another protocol decoder, em4100. The EM4100 protocol for certain 100-150kHz RFID tags is layered on top of one of three possible modulation schemes: Manchester, Biphase, or PSK.

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Currently the PD only supports Manchester., the other ones can be added later though. The decoder also works for some compatible RFID tag types such as EM4102 and FK4100. As usual we have a few example files in our sigrok-dumps repo, and some test-cases is the sigrok-test repo. The protocol decoder was contributed by Benjamin Larsson, thanks a lot! Libsigrokdecode now supports another protocol decoder, em4100. The EM4100 protocol for certain 100-150kHz RFID tags is layered on top of one of three possible modulation schemes: Manchester, Biphase, or PSK. Currently the PD only supports Manchester., the other ones can be added later though.

The decoder also works for some compatible RFID tag types such as EM4102 and FK4100. As usual we have a few example files in our sigrok-dumps repo, and some test-cases is the sigrok-test repo. The protocol decoder was contributed by Benjamin Larsson, thanks a lot! Libsigrokdecode now supports another protocol decoder: timing.

This has been supported for a while already actually (and is part of libsigrokdecode 0.4.0), but hasn't seen an official announce yet, so here goes. The PD works on a single logic channel.

And shows (for all transitions) the time between a transition and the next one. As usual we have a few test-cases in our sigrok-test repo to ensure there are no regressions later on as the backend code and/or PD change. The decoder was contributed by Baruch Even, thanks a lot! Libsigrokdecode now supports another protocol decoder: timing. This has been supported for a while already actually (and is part of libsigrokdecode 0.4.0), but hasn't seen an official announce yet, so here goes.

The PD works on a single logic channel. And shows (for all transitions) the time between a transition and the next one. As usual we have a few test-cases in our sigrok-test repo to ensure there are no regressions later on as the backend code and/or PD change. The decoder was contributed by Baruch Even, thanks a lot!

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