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Open source EEZ Studio for accessing your (SCPI) instruments
prasimix:
A short video that shows how to start collecting data from your scope in a couple of minutes:
dpenev:
Hello,
I am very glad that EEZStudio has got a good progress.
Especially the post processing of the numerical data!
Any plants to work on https://github.com/eez-open/studio/issues/31 or your main concern now are the scopes and power supplies?
Any plans to expand the current scripting support?
Please keep up the good work!
prasimix:
--- Quote from: dpenev on November 27, 2019, 01:57:43 pm ---Hello,
I am very glad that EEZStudio has got a good progress.
Especially the post processing of the numerical data!
Any plants to work on https://github.com/eez-open/studio/issues/31 or your main concern now are the scopes and power supplies?
--- End quote ---
It's very difficult to do any work without equipment and feedback. Many months ago I was documented how to create IEXT (instrument extension) but it seems that no one so far didn't find it interesting to invest some time trying to add support for new instrument.
--- Quote from: dpenev on November 27, 2019, 01:57:43 pm ---Any plans to expand the current scripting support?
--- End quote ---
MicroPython will be part of the EEZ BB3 project, and it's possible that we also add it on the EEZ Studio side. Currently we are busy trying to put as much as possible features in the EEZ BB3 firmware (presuming that crowdfunding will be successful) so with our limited resources I cannot say when the next EEZ Studio version (M4) will be released.
I'd also like to thank the two backers who have donated to EEZ Studio so far.
prasimix:
The EEZ Studio latest build got its first implementation of MicroPython for EEZ BB3.
The crowdfunding is still active, please consider making a small donation to make the EEZ studio even better and more usable for various other instruments.
Pjoms:
Hello!
I'm playing around with Java-script in EEZ Studio and my EEZ H24005 from the crowdfunding.
I'm also a total beginner on Java-script...
Is it possible to read a measurement from the instrument into a variable?
I can read the value, but I'm not able to get into a variable.
This works, and display the measurement:
--- Code: ---connection.acquire();
connection.command('MEAS:CURR? CH1');
connection.release();
--- End code ---
This also displays the measurement, but I got nothing in my variable:
--- Code: ---var chargeCurr
connection.acquire();
chargeCurr = connection.command('MEAS:CURR? CH1');
connection.release();
console.log(chargeCurr);
--- End code ---
Is it possible to use DLOG and redirect the value into a variable instead of a file?
What I'm playing with here, as just a goal for education, is to make a simple charger for a 18650 LiPo-cell.
1. Output 4.2V, 1,5A
2. Switch off the output then the current drops below 150 mA
3. Switch off the output if it still on after 4h
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