Example #1
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delay = 0.01 #delay in seconds (50 ms)


#--------------------------GENERAL FUNCTIONS-----------------------------------------

def iteration(start, end, step):		#define a for loop function
	while start <= end:
		yield start
		start += step


#--------------------------------MAIN------------------------------------------------
time.sleep(1)

psu.setCurrent(3,0.5)
#psu.setOVP(3,5.1)
#psu.toggleOVP('OFF')
psu.setOCP(3,0.222)
psu.toggleOCP('ON')

psu.setVoltage(3,3.3)
psu.toggleOutput(3,'ON')
time.sleep(1)

for i in iteration(3.3,5,0.1):
	
	psu.setVoltage(3,i)
	time.sleep(1)
	power = round(psu.measPower(3)*1000,2)
	volt = round(psu.measVolt(3),1)
Example #2
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sheet['A1'] = 'Frequency' 		#label A1 'Frequency'
sheet['B1'] = 'Gain' 			#label B1 'Gain'

#--------------------------GENERAL FUNCTIONS-----------------------------------------

def iteration(start, end, step):		#define a for loop function
	while start <= end:
		yield start
		start += step


#--------------------------------MAIN------------------------------------------------
time.sleep(1)

#Initialize PSU (set CH1: 12V / 0.2A OCP and CH2: 12V / 0.2A OCP)
psu.setVoltage(1,12)
psu.setOCP(1,0.2)
psu.toggleOCP('ON')
psu.setVoltage(2,12)
psu.setOCP(2,0.2)
psu.toggleOCP('ON')
psu.toggleOutput(1,'ON')
psu.toggleOutput(2,'ON')
time.sleep(1)

#Initialize Function Generator
wf.sine(1,0.004,1)
wf.toggleOutput(1,'ON')
time.sleep(1)

#Begin test iteration
Example #3
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sheet['B1'] = 'Gain'  #label B1 'Gain'

#--------------------------GENERAL FUNCTIONS-----------------------------------------


def iteration(start, end, step):  #define a for loop function
    while start <= end:
        yield start
        start += step


#--------------------------------MAIN------------------------------------------------
time.sleep(1)

#Initialize PSU (set CH1: 12V / 0.2A OCP and CH2: 12V / 0.2A OCP)
psu.setVoltage(1, 12)
psu.setOCP(1, 0.2)
psu.toggleOCP('ON')
psu.setVoltage(2, 12)
psu.setOCP(2, 0.2)
psu.toggleOCP('ON')
psu.toggleOutput(1, 'ON')
psu.toggleOutput(2, 'ON')
time.sleep(1)

#Initialize Function Generator
wf.sine(1, 0.004, 1)
wf.toggleOutput(1, 'ON')
time.sleep(1)

#Begin test iteration
Example #4
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sheet['A1'] = 'Voltage'  #label A1 'Voltage'
sheet['B1'] = 'Current'  #label B1 'Current'

#--------------------------GENERAL FUNCTIONS-----------------------------------------


def iteration(start, end, step):  #define a for loop function
    while start <= end:
        yield start
        start += step


#--------------------------------MAIN------------------------------------------------
time.sleep(1)  #delay
psu.toggleOutput(3, 'ON')  # turn PSU channel 3 output ON

i = 0
# initialize voltage coutner variable

while (i <= 1):  # while voltage is less than euqal to 5V
    psu.setVoltage(3, i)  # set PSU output voltage
    time.sleep(0.5)  # delay
    voltReading = dmm.measV('DC')  # measure voltage (DMM)
    voltArray.append(voltReading)

    time.sleep(0.5)  # delay
    currReading = dmm.measI('DC')  # measure current (DMM)
    currArray.append(currReading)

    time.sleep(0.5)  # delay
Example #5
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#!/usr/bin/env python
import pyvisa as visa
import time
import datetime
import os
import DP832 as psu
import SDM3055 as dmm
from decimal import *

#--------------------------GLOBAL VARIABLES------------------------------------------
dmmModel = dmm.getModel()
psuModel = psu.getModel()
cmdDelay = Decimal('0.01')  #delay in seconds (10 ms)
measDelay = Decimal(
    '1'
)  #delay in seconds to wait before starting dmm measurement, less than 1 seems to make DP832 read previous set value
pChan = 1  # channel to test
voltMin = Decimal('0.000')
voltMax = Decimal('32.000')
voltStep = Decimal('0.001')
currentLimit = Decimal(
    '0.020'
)  # set to something high enough that we don't current limit, but low enough incase something goes wrong
overCurrentLimit = Decimal(
    '0.020'
)  # set to same as currentLimit for now, for if we've reached currentLimit something has gone wrong
dmmMeasureMode = "average"  # take a single measurement, or multiple measurements and take average
dmmMeasureCount = 10  # if multiple measurements, take this many measurements for each voltage setting
load = 'open'  # load measuring across, open for no load hooked directly to meter

#--------------------------GENERAL FUNCTIONS-----------------------------------------
Example #6
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from DP832 import *

try:
    PSU = DP832()
    print(PSU.status())
except:
    print("Connection Failed, Script Ended")

PSU.toggle_output(1, 0)
PSU.set_voltage(1, 13.333)
print(PSU.measure_current(1))
Example #7
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sheet['A1'] = 'Voltage' 		#label A1 'Voltage'
sheet['B1'] = 'Current' 		#label B1 'Current'


#--------------------------GENERAL FUNCTIONS-----------------------------------------

def iteration(start, end, step):		#define a for loop function
	while start <= end:
		yield start
		start += step


#--------------------------------MAIN------------------------------------------------
time.sleep(1)							#delay
psu.toggleOutput(3,'ON')				# turn PSU channel 3 output ON

i = 0;									# initialize voltage coutner variable

while(i <= 1):							# while voltage is less than euqal to 5V
	psu.setVoltage(3, i) 				# set PSU output voltage
	time.sleep(0.5)						# delay
	voltReading = dmm.measV('DC')		# measure voltage (DMM)
	voltArray.append(voltReading)

	time.sleep(0.5)						# delay
	currReading = dmm.measI('DC')		# measure current (DMM)
	currArray.append(currReading)

	time.sleep(0.5)						# delay
	i = i+0.1							# increment counter for voltage
Example #8
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delay = 0.01 #delay in seconds (50 ms)


#--------------------------GENERAL FUNCTIONS-----------------------------------------

def iteration(start, end, step):		#define a for loop function
	while start <= end:
		yield start
		start += step


#--------------------------------MAIN------------------------------------------------
time.sleep(1)

psu.setCurrent(3,0.5)
#psu.setOVP(3,5.1)
#psu.toggleOVP('OFF')
psu.setOCP(3,0.222)
psu.toggleOCP('ON')

psu.setVoltage(3,3.3)
psu.toggleOutput(3,'ON')
time.sleep(1)

for i in iteration(3.3,5,0.1):
	
	psu.setVoltage(3,i)
	time.sleep(1)
	power = round(psu.measPower(3)*1000,2)
	volt = round(psu.measVolt(3),1)