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Introduction

Python IVI is a Python-based interpretation of the Interchangeable Virtual Instrument standard from the IVI foundation.

Included drivers

Instrument communication

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 …</description>
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Introduction

Python IVI is a Python-based interpretation of the Interchangeable Virtual Instrument standard. 

Features
API
Documentation
Python IVI ReadmeWriting New Python IVI Drivers
Communication
Python-IVI Google Group
Repository
Python IVI on GitHub
Links
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