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-The [[test-and-measurement/analog-discovery-studio/canvases/analog-discovery-canvas/start| Analog Discovery Canvas]] is a replaceable and removable prototyping surface for the Analog Discovery Studio. The Analog Discovery Canvas provides 2 full solderless breadboards, a 2×15 header for connecting to an Analog Discovery unit, and a 2×10 header for connecting to an Analog Discovery Studio.+The [[test-and-measurement/analog-discovery-studio/canvases/analog-discovery-canvas/start| Analog Discovery Canvas]] is a replaceable and removable prototyping surface for the Analog Discovery Studio that can also be connected to the Analog Discovery to easily switch designs between devices without having to rewire or reassemble the design. The Analog Discovery Canvas provides 2 full solderless breadboards, a 2×15 header for connecting to an Analog Discovery, a 2×10 header for connecting to an Analog Discovery Studio, 4 solderless breadboards with access pins to inputs and outputs, 5 LEDs for power supply indication, 4 power switches, and 2 pin headers for 1+, 2+, W1, and W2 signals.
  
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-The [[test-and-measurement/analog-discovery-studio/canvases/interposer-canvas/start|Interposer Canvas]] allows you to use your Analog Discovery Studio with an PFGA development board via the integrated USB connector.+The [[test-and-measurement/analog-discovery-studio/canvases/interposer-canvas/start|Interposer Canvas]] allows you to use your Analog Discovery Studio with an FPGA development board via the integrated USB connector.
  
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