pymodaq_plugins_redpitaya
PyMoDAQ Plugin to use the Redpitaya electronic board
https://redpitaya.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Instruments
Below is the list of instruments included in this plugin
Viewer1D
RedPitayaSCPI: perform analog data acquisition using one of the fast channels
Installation instructions
PyMoDAQ’s version: >= 4.1.0
Operating system’s version: any
For the SCPI version, use the driver from the pymeasure package
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