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-# How to Build a Serial Frequency Generator and Oscilloscope with PyQt5, ESP32, and Arduino
+# **How to Build a Serial Frequency Generator and Oscilloscope with PyQt5, ESP32, and Arduino**
 
-As an embedded engineer, I enjoy creating real-time tools that simplify workflows. This project combines a **Serial Frequency Generator** and an **Arduino Oscilloscope** using PyQt5, ESP32, and Arduino.
+As an embedded engineer, I enjoy creating real-time tools that simplify workflows. This project combines a **Serial Frequency Generator** and an **Arduino Oscilloscope** using PyQt5, ESP32, and Arduino, providing powerful tools for signal generation and visualization.
 
-## Project Overview
+---
 
-### Serial Frequency Generator
-- Generates customizable signals (frequency, waveform, amplitude).
-- Built with PyQt5, controlling an ESP32.
-- Onboard LED for visual feedback.
+## **Project Overview**
+This project consists of two main applications:
 
-![Serial Frequency Generator](assets/images/serial-frequency-generator.png)
+### **1. Serial Frequency Generator**
+- Generates customizable signals, including adjustable frequency, waveform, and amplitude.
+- Built with **PyQt5**, with an intuitive GUI for controlling an **ESP32**.
+- Includes an onboard LED on the ESP32 for real-time visual feedback of the signal.
 
-### Arduino Oscilloscope
-- Displays real-time signals received from the generator.
-- Built with PyQt5, using Arduino Uno for data visualization.
+![Serial Frequency Generator GUI](assets/images/serial-frequency-generator.png)
+*Screenshot of the Serial Frequency Generator application GUI.*
 
-![Arduino Oscilloscope](assets/images/arduino-oscilloscope.png)
+---
 
-### Live Simulation of the Hardware Setup
-![Live Simulation](assets/images/live-hardware-setup.png)
+### **2. Arduino Oscilloscope**
+- Captures and displays real-time signals generated by the Serial Frequency Generator.
+- Built with **PyQt5**, with an intuitive GUI for data visualization using an **Arduino Uno**.
+- Provides engineers with an accessible tool for signal analysis.
 
-### Saved Data
-![Saved Data](assets/images/saved-data.png)
+![Arduino Oscilloscope GUI](assets/images/arduino-oscilloscope.png)
+*Screenshot of the Arduino Oscilloscope application GUI.*
 
-## Video Demonstration
-Watch the video to see both applications in action:
+---
+
+## **Hardware Setup**
+The hardware setup connects the ESP32 (for signal generation) and the Arduino Uno (for signal visualization) directly via jumper wires. This simple configuration bridges signal generation and analysis.
+
+![Live Hardware Setup](assets/images/live-hardware-setup.png)
+*Live demonstration of the hardware setup for the project.*
+
+---
+
+## **Features**
+- **Real-Time Signal Generation and Analysis**: Quickly generate and visualize signals for testing and debugging.
+- **Customizable Parameters**: Modify signal frequency, amplitude, and waveform through an intuitive GUI.
+- **Saved Data Support**: Analyze saved signals for post-experiment review.
+
+![Saved Data Visualization](assets/images/saved-data.png)
+*Example of saved data visualized in the Oscilloscope GUI.*
+
+---
+
+## **Video Demonstration**
+Watch both applications in action in this short demonstration:
 
 [![Video Demo](https://img.youtube.com/vi/X13B3740r2U/0.jpg)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X13B3740r2U)
 
-## Final Thoughts
-This project demonstrates the potential of combining software and hardware for real-time engineering applications. Questions or feedback? [Reach out](https://linkedin.com/in/nabil-salhi/)!
+---
+
+## **Getting Started**
+1. **Clone the Repository**:
+   ```bash
+   git clone https://github.com/salhina/serial-frequency-generator-oscilloscope.git
+   cd serial-frequency-generator-oscilloscope
+2. **Install Dependencies**
+- Python 3.8+
+- PyQt5
+- Arduino IDE
+
+3. **Run the Applications**
+  1. Open and run the Serial Frequency Generator application on your PC.
+  2. Upload the Arduino Oscilloscope firmware to your Arduino Uno.
+