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en:python-ivi:readme [2013/02/17 21:07]
alex
en:python-ivi:readme [2013/08/08 04:38]
alex [Included drivers]
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 ===== Included drivers ===== ===== Included drivers =====
  
-  * DC Power Supplies ​(dcpwr+  * Oscilloscopes ​(scope
-    * Tektronix PS2520G/PS2521G +    * Agilent InfiniiVision 2000A/3000A series 
-    * Agilent ​E3600A ​series+    * Agilent ​InfiniiVision 7000A/B series 
 +    * Agilent Infiniium 90000A/​90000X ​series
   * Function Generators (fgen)   * Function Generators (fgen)
     * Tektronix AWG2000 series     * Tektronix AWG2000 series
 +  * DC Power Supplies (dcpwr)
 +    * Agilent E3600A series
 +    * Agilent 603xA series
 +    * Tektronix PS2520G/​PS2521G
   * RF Power Meters (pwrmeter):   * RF Power Meters (pwrmeter):
     * Agilent 436A     * Agilent 436A
   * RF Signal Generators (rfsiggen)   * RF Signal Generators (rfsiggen)
     * Agilent 8642 A/B     * Agilent 8642 A/B
-  * Oscilloscopes (scope) 
-    * Agilent InfiniiVision 7000A series 
  
 ===== Instrument communication ===== ===== Instrument communication =====
  
-Python IVI can use Python VXI-11, pySerial and linux-gpib to connect to instruments. The implementation of the initialize method takes a VISA resource string and attempts to connect to an instrument. If the resource string starts with TCPIP, then Python IVI will attempt to use Python VXI-11. If it starts with GPIB, it will attempt to use linux-gpib'​s python interface. If it starts with ASRL, it attemps to use pySerial. Integration with PyVISA is planned, but not currently supported. ​+Python IVI can use Python VXI-11, Python USBTMC, pySerial and linux-gpib to connect to instruments. ​ The implementation of the initialize method takes a VISA resource string and attempts to connect to an instrument. ​ If the resource string starts with TCPIP, then Python IVI will attempt to use Python VXI-11. ​ If it starts with USB, it attempts to use Python USBTMC.  ​If it starts with GPIB, it will attempt to use linux-gpib'​s python interface. ​ If it starts with ASRL, it attemps to use pySerial. ​ Integration with PyVISA is planned, but not currently supported. ​ 
  
 ===== A note on standards compliance ===== ===== A note on standards compliance =====
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 # connect to MSO7104A via LXI # connect to MSO7104A via LXI
 mso = ivi.agilent.agilentMSO7104A("​TCPIP0::​192.168.1.104::​INSTR"​) mso = ivi.agilent.agilentMSO7104A("​TCPIP0::​192.168.1.104::​INSTR"​)
 +# connect to MSO7104A via USBTMC
 +#mso = ivi.agilent.agilentMSO7104A("​USB0::​2391::​5973::​MY********::​INSTR"​)
 # configure timebase # configure timebase
 mso.acquisition.time_per_record = 1e-3 mso.acquisition.time_per_record = 1e-3
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 # read out channel 1 waveform data # read out channel 1 waveform data
 waveform = mso.channels[0].measurement.fetch_waveform() waveform = mso.channels[0].measurement.fetch_waveform()
 +# measure peak-to-peak voltage
 +vpp = mso.channels[0].measurement.fetch_waveform_measurement("​voltage_peak_to_peak"​)
 +# measure phase
 +phase = mso.channels['​channel1'​].measurement.fetch_waveform_measurement("​phase",​ "​channel2"​)
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
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 #psu = ivi.agilent.agilentE3649A("​ASRL::/​dev/​ttyUSB0,​9600::​INSTR"​) #psu = ivi.agilent.agilentE3649A("​ASRL::/​dev/​ttyUSB0,​9600::​INSTR"​)
 # configure output # configure output
 +psu.outputs[0].configure_range('​voltage',​ 12)
 psu.outputs[0].voltage_level = 12.0 psu.outputs[0].voltage_level = 12.0
 psu.outputs[0].current_limit = 1.0 psu.outputs[0].current_limit = 1.0