Plesty Time Tagger Device
A PLESTY device module for the Swabian Instruments Time Tagger (Ultra, X, 20): count
rates, counter traces, cross- and auto-correlation (g2), start-stop histograms,
coincidences and time-tag recording, with per-channel settings.
The module drives the device through Swabian's Python library, published on PyPI as
Swabian-TimeTagger (never the unrelated timetagger). The library has wheels for Windows
and Linux only; everything else, including a seeded simulator, works without it.
Installation
git clone https://gitlab.com/plesty/hub/devices/swabian/plesty-swabian-tt.git
cd plesty-swabian-tt
uv sync # installs Swabian's library on Windows and Linux; macOS runs on the simulator
Run As TCP Server
Copy .env.example to .env, set TIME_TAGGER_ADDRESS (empty for the first free device, a
serial number, net:host[:port], or mock for the simulator), make sure the Time Tagger is
connected and no other program holds it, then:
uv run python -m plesty.swabian_tt
See docs/index.md for the addresses, the measurements, overflows and the open items for
the bench.
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