PySDS
PySDS is a Python package to exploit functionnalities of the Siglent SDS Oscilloscopes.
Installation :
You can simply do :
pip install SDSpy
Or, you can download the .whl package and install it by hand
pip install SDSpy[. . .].whl
Basic usage :
Here an extract of the example 1. Openning, how to use the lib
import SDSPy
Dev = SDSPy.PySDS("192.168.1.5")
if Dev.DeviceOpenned != 1: print("Failed to open the device") return -1
Dev.Channel[0].EnableTrace()
Dev.Channel[0].SetCoupling("D")
More advanced documentation is available on :
More advanced usages
All of the documentation is available on GitHub, at this link : Documentation.md
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