PyPalmSens: Python SDK for PalmSens devices
PyPalmSens is a Python library for automating electrochemistry experiments with your PalmSens instruments. It provides an intuitive Python API, making it straightforward to integrate into your Python workflows.
With PyPalmSens, you can:
- Connect to one or more instruments/channels
- Automate electrochemistry measurements
- Read and write method and data files
- Access, process, and analyze measured data
- Perform peak detection
- Do Equivalent Circuit Fitting on impedance data
- Take manual control of the cell
To install:
pip install pypalmsens
PyPalmSens supports Windows, MacOS and Linux (including ARM-based single-board computers like Raspberry Pi).
PyPalmSens is built on top of the included PalmSens .NET libraries, and therefore requires the .NET runtime to be installed.
For specific installation instructions for your platform, see the documentation.
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