World Clock with Aurora vs Wavepane

World Clock Aurora is a beautifully designed world clock that helps you feel the time of each city, not just read it. Each city card reflects the city's current sky, from sunrise and daytime to sunset, twilight, night, clouds, rain, and aurora activity. Compare time zones visually, check local weather, and see sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset details in one place. Features: • World clock with immersive live sky cards • Current local time for your favorite cities • Weather, temperature, and sky conditions • Sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset times • Aurora forecast with KP index and visibility by latitude • City search with continent filters • Time difference comparison between cities • Custom home city, language, time format, and temperature unit settings • iOS home screen widget support • Tap any city to open a detail sheet with a big clock, weather, sunrise/sunset, moonrise/moonset, and aurora forecast • Check the 7-day weather forecast Whether you are planning meetings, tracking family abroad, following travel destinations, or watching aurora conditions around the world, World Clock Aurora makes global time feel intuitive and alive.

Wavepane turns the waveform CSV files your oscilloscope already saves into a full measurement bench on iPhone and iPad. It is built for electronics engineers, embedded developers, technicians, students and educators who want to review a capture away from the bench, check a number, or send a clean report. IMPORT YOUR CAPTURES - Reads Rigol (Start/Increment headers), Keysight/Agilent (x-axis and units rows), Tektronix legacy and current CSV layouts, Siglent, and plain time,value files - Multi-channel files keep every channel; switch channels with one tap - Comma, semicolon or tab separators, decimal commas, scientific notation - Irregular time columns are resampled to a uniform grid, and the import summary tells you - Open a CSV from Files, AirDrop or another app's share sheet - Up to two million samples per channel AUTOMATIC MEASUREMENTS Frequency, period, positive and negative width, duty cycle, rise and fall time (10–90 % or 20–80 %), period jitter, peak-to-peak, maximum, minimum, top, base, amplitude, mean, RMS, AC RMS, cycle mean, cycle RMS, overshoot and preshoot. Top and base use a histogram, edges use hysteresis around the mid level, and crossing times are interpolated between samples. Tap Show definitions to see exactly how each value is calculated. SPECTRUM Windowed FFT of up to 65,536 samples with Hann, Hamming, Blackman-Harris, flat-top or rectangular windows. Levels are corrected for window gain and shown in dB re 1 unit RMS (dBV for volts), with the fundamental, harmonics 2–10 in dBc, and THD. Linear or logarithmic frequency axis. CURSORS AND GATING Two time cursors read Δt, 1/Δt and the interpolated value of the trace at each cursor; level cursors read ΔV. Tap the plot or use the sliders to move them, zoom to the span between them, or measure and analyze only that span. PROBES AND UNITS Set probe scale (×1, ×10, ×100, ×1000), offset, unit (V, mV, A, mA, W) and the sample rate for each trace. Stored samples are never altered. REPORTS Export a PDF report with the plot, every measurement and its definition, the spectrum summary and cursor readings, or export measurements or the trace data as CSV. EVERYTHING INCLUDED One purchase. No subscription, account, ads, analytics or tracking. Your traces stay on your device and leave it only when you export them. Generated sample traces let you try every feature before you import your own. Wavepane analyzes the samples in the file. Confirm probe attenuation, coupling, bandwidth and sample rate on the instrument before relying on a result.