python-sigrok
Python-API for libsigrok
Installation
pip install sigrok
Requirements
Ubuntu
apt install libsigrok4 libsigrok-dev
Fedora
dnf install libsigrok libsigrok-devel
macOS
brew install libsigrok
Windows
pre-built libsigrok dlls are shipped with this package.
Usage
from sigrok import Sigrok, ConfigKey
with (
Sigrok() as sr,
sr.get_driver("demo") as driver,
driver.get_device() as device,
):
device.set_config_uint64(ConfigKey.SR_CONF_SAMPLERATE, 1_000)
device.set_config_uint64(ConfigKey.SR_CONF_LIMIT_SAMPLES, 10)
device.enable_channels("D0")
with sr.session(devices=[device]) as session:
print(session.next_packet(timeout=1.0))
print(session.next_packet(timeout=1.0))
print(session.next_packet(timeout=1.0))
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