Matr1x
Python tools for data recording, instrument control and visualization.
Further information
Please use the full user-guide for detailed information including installation instructions, usage examples, and troubleshooting tips.
Why Matr1x?
There are several good Python software packages that provide a framework for measurements and general instrument control. However, Matr1x aims to provide a more integrated user experience via a collection of tools that work together seamlessly. Matr1x can orchestrate device drivers, based on PyMeasure, PyVisa, or any other Python package, and provides several applications with a graphical user interface.
How it works
A person with some experience in Python programming creates a small, so-called system file that connects to the instrument drivers (e.g. a multimeter) and defines the desired parameters (e.g. current and voltage). Then, even users with no Python experience can use Matr1x to perform measurements, while more advanced users benefit from a code editor based on Monaco (which powers VS code) that allows them to write custom measurement scripts. Another tool for data visualization is provided as well.
Impressions of the software
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Requirements
A Windows, Linux or Mac OS X computer with a Python installation (3.10 - 3.14) is successfully tested to run the software.
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