Overview
This package can be used to record data from a Tektronix scope.
Installation
You need first to install the PyVISA package. To install PyTektronixScope, download the package and run the command:
pip install .
You can also directly move the PyTektronixScope directory to a location that Python can import from (directory in which scripts using PyDAQmx are run, etc.)
Sources can also be download on the PyTektronixScope github repository.
Usage
Typical usage:
from PyTektronixScope import PyTektronixScope
scope = TektronixScope(instrument_resource_name)
X,Y = scope.read_data_one_channel('CH2', t0 = 0, DeltaT = 1E-6, x_axis_out=True)
Contact
Please send bug reports or feedback using PyTektronixScope github repository
Version history
Main changes:
0.1 Initial relase
0.2 Update to new version of visa
0.2.1 Misc. bugs
0.3 Introduce automatic device detection
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