Overview
This package can be used to drive the Thorlabs MDT693A piezo controller.
This package has been tested on Windows and Linux.
Example
from PyThorlabsMDT import PyThorlabsMDT pzt = PyThorlabsMDT.PZT_driver(port='COM2') pzt.x = 45 # set the x-axis to 45 V pzt.set_x(45) #equivalent to the command above print pzt.x # Display the value of the x-axis pzt.get_info() #Display the informations about the device
Installation
- You need first to check if the serial backends for Python (package pySerial)
To install PyThorlabsMDT, download the package and run the command:
python setup.py install
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