Digilent's products are lightweight, USB-connected, and cater to the needs of both students and educators.

Popular Digilent products like the Analog Discovery 3 and Analog Discovery Studio allow students to use a Windows/Mac/Linux computer to transform it into one of many real-world test devices, such as an oscilloscope, logic analyzer, pattern generator, and more. Powered by Digilent's WaveForms software and small enough to fit in a backpack, these tools offer teachers and students the flexibility to teach or learn in the way that best suits them.

Digilent's collection of introductory FPGAs is a great starting point for those seeking a digital logic instruction solution. Boards like the Basys 3 and Zybo Z7 aim to put learning about computer architecture, basic digital functions, and even control and robotics into students' hands.

“Digilent’s academic product line provides educators and students with essential, low-cost curricula and tools to make engineering technologies understandable and accessible to everyone,” said Jay Wimsatt, Director of Product Operations at Farnell. “We are pleased to offer our customers these innovative pedagogical solutions that support the evolving educational landscape and the growing demand for flexible learning tools.”

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