Keithley 2015 + RS232 = frequency response chart ?

[jimon]

Hi, I've finally got RS232-USB cable, 1.88$, 2x cheaper then one ride on a bus here in Sweden And I also have nice looking Keithley 2015. I've checked connection, it actually works, ":DATA?" do return me current data

And I saw a lot of promo materials show nice graphs like this :


So, how one can do this graphs actually ? Is there a software to do it ? (I haven't found actual software from Keithley). Or should I just write little app with Qt ?

PS. Is there list of all available scpi commands for this device ?

[2bluesc]

Did you ever find an answer?  I'm looking at building something similar in Linux (maybe Sigrok does something already?) using python or something.

[tooki]

I know you can do it with things like Matlab, and almost certainly with LabView.

[Muxr]

As long as you can capture data you should be able to chart it yourself. Python has tons of charting libraries.. https://lisacharlotterost.github.io/2016/05/17/one-chart-code/

There is an example of a logarithmic chart on that link, like the one you'd use for audio frequencies.