The increase in non-linear loads of modern electronics raises concerns over power quality. Additionally, existing power-quality analyzers are expensive and not intended for household use. This thesis aims to develop a single-phase, user-friendly power-quality analyzer using a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B with an emphasis on low cost and class S specifications. The design was split into modules consisting of analog to digital conversion, voltage sensing, and current sensing. Sub-modules were added for circuit protection and PCB. Various approaches are discussed before circuit design, simulation, and testing occur. A functioning prototype was assembled on a dedicated PCB while not exceeding the set budget of €250.00. However, it could not be determined whether the class S specifications were achieved due to insufficient testing. A variety of improvements have been suggested.