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  1. PyVISA: Control your instruments with Python

    PyVISA is a Python package that enables you to control all kinds of measurement devices independently of the interface (e.g. GPIB, RS232, USB, Ethernet). As an example, reading self …

  2. Communicating with your instrument - Read the Docs

    For most instruments, you actually need to properly configure the instrument so that it understands the message sent by the computer (in particular how to identifies the end of the …

  3. PyVISA: Control your instruments with Python

    PyVISA is a Python package that enables you to control all kinds of measurement devices independently of the interface (e.g. GPIB, RS232, USB, Ethernet). As an example, reading self …

  4. A more complex example — PyVISA 1.16.2.dev5+g2c7692b18 …

    The next step is to write all the measurement parameters, in particular the interval time (500ms) and the number of readings (10) to the instrument. I won’t explain it in detail.

  5. PyVISA: Control your instruments with Python — PyVISA 1.9.1 …

    PyVISA is both a Python wrapper for VISA shared libraries but can also serve as a front-end for other VISA implementation such as PyVISA-Py.

  6. PyVISA is a Python package that enables you to control all kinds of measurement devices independently of the interface (e.g. GPIB, RS232, USB, Ethernet). As an example, reading self …

  7. User guide — PyVISA 1.16.2.dev5+g2c7692b18 documentation

    The following sections will cover how to install and configure the library, how to communicate with your instrument and how to debug standard communications issues.

  8. Instruments — PyVISA 1.5 documentation

    Since this class is derived from the class Instrument, please refer to section General devices for the basic operations. GpibInstrument can do everything that Instrument can do, so it simply …

  9. Reading and Writing values — PyVISA 1.16.2.dev5+g2c7692b18 …

    In this situation, first makes sure you can actually read from the instrument by reading the answer using the read_raw function (you may need to call it multiple time), and check that the …

  10. NI-VISA Installation — PyVISA 1.8 documentation

    In every OS, the NI-VISA library bitness (i.e. 32- or 64-bit) has to match the Python bitness. So first you need to install a NI-VISA that works with your OS and then choose the Python version …