Example #1
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 def set_output_voltage(self, volts):
   if volts > 5.0:
     volts = 5.0
   elif volts < 0.0:
     volts = 0.0
   output_value = int(0xffff * volts / 5.0)
   print output_value
   labjack.getFeedback(u3.DAC16(Dac=0, Value = output_value))
Example #2
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def AnalogOutputOneGiveVoltagePin(Pin=None, Voltage=None, Bits=None):
    '''
    Desc: Sets voltage on a particular pin with particular property to the configured level.
    All pin, volatge and resolution are set from the keyboard.
    
    Ex: 
    >>> LJU3HV.AnalogOutput(Pin=1, Voltage=1.57, Bits=8)
    
    The voltage on DAC1 is set to 1.57 V
    
    '''

    if Pin is None:
        print 'No pin is given'
    else:
        pass

    if Voltage is not None:

        #voltage scale validation
        if Voltage > 5:
            print 'The proposed voltage on pin DAC %d is greater than 5 V\nThe voltage was set to 5' % (
                Pin)
            Voltage = 5
        else:
            pass

        if Voltage < 0:
            print 'The proposed voltage on pin DAC %d is less than 0 V\nThe voltage was set to 0' % (
                Pin)
            Voltage = 0
        else:
            pass
        VoltageLevel = Voltage

        if Bits == 16:
            d.getFeedback(
                u3.DAC16(Dac=Pin,
                         Value=d.voltageToDACBits(volts=VoltageLevel,
                                                  dacNumber=Pin,
                                                  is16Bits=True)))
        elif Bits == 8:
            d.getFeedback(
                u3.DAC8(Dac=Pin,
                        Value=d.voltageToDACBits(volts=VoltageLevel,
                                                 dacNumber=Pin,
                                                 is16Bits=False)))
        else:
            print 'The number of bits should be either 8 or 16'

    else:
        print('Please set some value')
Example #3
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 def set_voltage(self, voltage, DAC=0, is16bits=True):
     setbits = self.u.voltageToDACBits(voltage, is16Bits=is16bits)
     if is16bits:
         self.u.getFeedback(u3.DAC16(Dac=DAC, Value=setbits))
         binary = bin(setbits)[2:].zfill(16)
         actualV = int(binary[:10], 2) / (2**10) * (4.95 - 0.04) + 0.04
         # print(actualV)
         return actualV
     else:
         self.u.getFeedback(u3.DAC8(Dac=DAC, Value=setbits))
         binary = bin(setbits)[2:].zfill(8)
         actualV = int(binary[:8], 2) / (2**8) * (4.95 - 0.04) + 0.04
         # print(actualV)
         return actualV
Example #4
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def AnalogOutputOneGiveVoltagePin16bits(Pin=None, Voltage=None):
    '''
    Desc: Sets voltage on a particular pin with particular property to the configured level.
    All pin and voltage are set from the keyboard. The resolution is 16 bits.
    
    Ex: 
    >>> LJU3HV.AnalogOutput(Pin=1, Voltage=2.06)
    
    The voltage on DAC1 is set to 2.06 V
    
    '''

    if Pin is None:
        print 'No pin is given'
    else:
        pass

    if Voltage is not None:

        #voltage scale validation
        if Voltage > 5:
            print 'The proposed voltage on pin DAC %d is greater than 5 V\nThe voltage was set to 5' % (
                Pin)
            Voltage = 5
        else:
            pass

        if Voltage < 0:
            print 'The proposed voltage on pin DAC %d is less than 0 V\nThe voltage was set to 0' % (
                Pin)
            Voltage = 0
        else:
            pass
        VoltageLevel = Voltage

        d.getFeedback(
            u3.DAC16(Dac=Pin,
                     Value=d.voltageToDACBits(volts=VoltageLevel,
                                              dacNumber=Pin,
                                              is16Bits=True)))

    else:
        print('Please set some value')
Example #5
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import u3 

d = None
d = u3.U3()

d.debug = True

Volts = 2
bits = d.voltageToDACBits(volts = Volts, dacNumber = 0, is16Bits = True)


Sx = u3.DAC16(0, bits)
Sy = u3.DAC16(1, bits)

channels = [Sx, Sy]

for channel in channels:
    d.getFeedback(channel, bits)
    
    
class vOutU3(u3.DAC16):
    
    def __init__(self, Value):
        
        DAC16.__init(self, 0, Value)
        u3.DAC16__init__(self, Dac, Value)
        
        Bits = self.voltageToDACBits(volts = Volts, dacNumber=0, is16Bits = True)
        
    def write(self, Volts):
        bits = d.voltageToDACBits(Volts, channel, is16Bits = True)
Example #6
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def DisconnectCharger(labJackHandle):
	dacCode = labJackHandle.voltageToDACBits(SWITCH_GATE_OFF_VOLTAGE, is16Bits=True)
	labJackHandle.getFeedback(u3.DAC16(SWITCHING_DAC_NUMBER, dacCode))
Example #7
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def AnalogOutputOneGiveVoltageProperty(ConfigList=[],
                                       PropertyChanged=None,
                                       Voltage=None):
    '''
    Desc: Sets voltage on a particular pin with particular property to the configured level.
    The pin is identified with the property given in the configuration file, while the voltage is set from the keyboard.
    
    Ex: 
    >>> LJU3HV.AnalogOutput(ConfigList=LJU3HV.ReadConfiguration(), PropertyChanged=FirstValve, Voltage=2.50)
    """ the following element of LJU3HV.ReadConfiguration() is considered: ['AO0', 'Property:FirstValve', 'Unit:', 'P_min:50', 'P_max:100', 'P_current:50', 'V_min[V]:1', 'V_max[V]:3', 'Bits:8', '|\n'])"""
    
    The voltage on DAC0 is set to 2.5 V
    
    '''

    if PropertyChanged is not None:

        for b in range(0, 2):

            PropertyList = ConfigList[b + 8][1].split(':')
            if PropertyList[1] == PropertyChanged:

                #PropertyValue =float(PropertyValue)
                if Voltage is not None:

                    VoltageLevel = Voltage

                    #voltage scale validation
                    if Voltage > 5:
                        print 'The proposed voltage on pin DAC %d is greater than 5 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                            b)
                        break  #The loop must be broken
                    else:
                        pass

                    if Voltage < 0:
                        print 'The proposed voltage on pin DAC %d is less than 0 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                            b)
                        break
                    else:
                        pass
                    if ConfigList[b + 8][8] == 'Bits:16':
                        d.getFeedback(
                            u3.DAC16(Dac=b,
                                     Value=d.voltageToDACBits(
                                         volts=VoltageLevel,
                                         dacNumber=b,
                                         is16Bits=True)))
                    elif ConfigList[b + 8][8] == 'Bits:8':
                        d.getFeedback(
                            u3.DAC8(Dac=b,
                                    Value=d.voltageToDACBits(
                                        volts=VoltageLevel,
                                        dacNumber=b,
                                        is16Bits=False)))
                    else:
                        pass

                else:
                    print('Please set some value')

    else:
        print('Not configured properly')
Example #8
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def AnalogOutputOnePercentage(ConfigList=[],
                              PropertyChanged=None,
                              PercentsVoltageAvailable=None):
    '''
    Desc: Sets voltage on a particular pin with particular property to the configured level.
    The voltage is evaluated basing on  P_max, P_min, V_max, V_min and PercentsVoltageAvailable- linear calculation.
    
    Ex: 
    >>> LJU3HV.AnalogOutput(ConfigList=LJU3HV.ReadConfiguration(), PropertyChanged=FirstValve, PercentsVoltageAvailable=30)
    """ the following element of LJU3HV.ReadConfiguration() is considered: ['AO0', 'Property:FirstValve', 'Unit:', 'P_min:50', 'P_max:100', 'P_current:50', 'V_min[V]:1', 'V_max[V]:3', 'Bits:8', '|\n'])"""
    
    VoltageLevel= V_min+ PercentsVoltageAvailable/100*(VoltageMax-VoltageMin)=1+80/100*(3-1)*=2.6
    The voltage on DAC0 is set to 2.6 V
    
    !!!Please note that DAC0 was chosen because of the folowing list elements : 'AO0', 'Property:FirstValve'!!!
    '''

    if PropertyChanged is not None:

        for b in range(0, 2):

            PropertyList = ConfigList[b + 8][1].split(':')
            if PropertyList[1] == PropertyChanged:

                #PropertyValue =float(PropertyValue)
                if PercentsVoltageAvailable is not None:

                    VoltageMinList = ConfigList[b + 8][6].split(':')
                    VoltageMin = float(VoltageMinList[1])

                    VoltageMaxList = ConfigList[b + 8][7].split(':')
                    VoltageMax = float(VoltageMaxList[1])

                    #voltage scale validation
                    if VoltageMax > 5:
                        print 'The proposed maximal voltage on DAC %d is greater than 5 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                            b)
                        break  #The loop must be broken
                    else:
                        pass

                    if VoltageMax < 0:
                        print 'The proposed maximal voltage on DAC %d is less than 0 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                            b)
                        break
                    else:
                        pass

                    if VoltageMin > 5:
                        print 'The proposed minimal voltage on DAC %d is greater than 5 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                            b)
                        break
                    else:
                        pass

                    if VoltageMin < 0:
                        print 'The proposed minimal voltage on DAC %d is less than 0 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                            b)
                        break
                    else:
                        pass

                    VoltageLevel = VoltageMin + float(
                        PercentsVoltageAvailable) / 100 * (VoltageMax -
                                                           VoltageMin)

                    if ConfigList[b + 8][8] == 'Bits:16':
                        d.getFeedback(
                            u3.DAC16(Dac=b,
                                     Value=d.voltageToDACBits(
                                         volts=VoltageLevel,
                                         dacNumber=b,
                                         is16Bits=True)))
                    elif ConfigList[b + 8][8] == 'Bits:8':
                        d.getFeedback(
                            u3.DAC8(Dac=b,
                                    Value=d.voltageToDACBits(
                                        volts=VoltageLevel,
                                        dacNumber=b,
                                        is16Bits=False)))
                    else:
                        pass

                else:
                    print('Please set some value')

    else:
        print('Not configured properly')
Example #9
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def AnalogOutputOneValue(ConfigList=[],
                         PropertyChanged=None,
                         PropertyValue=None):
    '''
    Desc: Sets voltage on a particular pin with particular property to the configured level.
    The voltage is evaluated basing on PropertyValue, P_max, P_min, V_max, V_min - linear calculation.
    
    Ex: 
    >>> LJU3HV.AnalogOutputOneValue(LJU3HV.ReadConfiguration(),
    PropertyChanged=FirstValve, PropertyValue=80)
    """ the following element of LJU3HV.ReadConfiguration() is considered: ['AO0', 'Property:FirstValve', 'Unit:', 'P_min:50', 'P_max:100', 'P_current:50', 'V_min[V]:0', 'V_max[V]:5', 'Bits:8', '|\n'])"""
    
    VoltageLevel= V_min+ (PropertyValue-P_min)/(P_max-P_min)*(V_max-V_min)=0+(80-50)/(100-50)*(5-0)=3.0
    The voltage on DAC0 is set to 3.0 V
    
    !!!Please note that DAC0 was chosen because of the folowing list elements : 'AO0', 'Property:FirstValve'
    and that the value of property is given by the user, not read from the file!!!.
    '''

    if PropertyChanged is not None:

        for b in range(0, 2):

            PropertyList = ConfigList[b + 8][1].split(':')
            if PropertyList[1] == PropertyChanged:

                #PropertyValue =float(PropertyValue)
                if PropertyValue is not None:

                    P_minList = ConfigList[b + 8][3].split(
                        ':')  #trick with splitting
                    P_min = float(P_minList[1])

                    P_maxList = ConfigList[b + 8][4].split(
                        ':')  #trick with splitting
                    P_max = float(P_maxList[1])

                    VoltageMinList = ConfigList[b + 8][6].split(':')
                    VoltageMin = float(VoltageMinList[1])

                    VoltageMaxList = ConfigList[b + 8][7].split(':')
                    VoltageMax = float(VoltageMaxList[1])

                    #voltage scale validation
                    if VoltageMax > 5:
                        print 'The proposed maximal voltage on DAC %d is greater than 5 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                            b)
                        break  #The loop must be broken
                    else:
                        pass

                    if VoltageMax < 0:
                        print 'The proposed maximal voltage on DAC %d is less than 0 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                            b)
                        break
                    else:
                        pass

                    if VoltageMin > 5:
                        print 'The proposed minimal voltage on DAC %d is greater than 5 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                            b)
                        break
                    else:
                        pass

                    if VoltageMin < 0:
                        print 'The proposed minimal voltage on DAC %d is less than 0 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                            b)
                        break
                    else:
                        pass

                    VoltageLevel = VoltageMin + (PropertyValue - P_min) / (
                        P_max - P_min) * (VoltageMax - VoltageMin)
                    print VoltageLevel

                    #checking if P is within the range, if not the value must be reassigned
                    if PropertyValue > P_max:
                        print 'The  given value corresponding to DAC %d is greater than the maximal one\nThe voltage was set to Vmax' % (
                            b)
                        VoltageLevel = VoltageMax
                    else:
                        pass

                    if PropertyValue < P_min:
                        print 'The set value corresponding to DAC %d is smaller than the minimal one\nThe voltage was set to Vmin' % (
                            b)
                        VoltageLevel = VoltageMin
                    else:
                        pass

                    if ConfigList[b + 8][8] == 'Bits:16':
                        d.getFeedback(
                            u3.DAC16(Dac=b,
                                     Value=d.voltageToDACBits(
                                         volts=VoltageLevel,
                                         dacNumber=b,
                                         is16Bits=True)))
                    elif ConfigList[b + 8][8] == 'Bits:8':
                        d.getFeedback(
                            u3.DAC8(Dac=b,
                                    Value=d.voltageToDACBits(
                                        volts=VoltageLevel,
                                        dacNumber=b,
                                        is16Bits=False)))
                    else:
                        pass

                else:
                    print('Please set some value')

    else:
        print('Not configured properly')
Example #10
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def AnalogOutput(ConfigList=[]):
    '''
    Desc: Sets voltage on DAC0 and DAC1 as configured - the voltage is evaluated basing on
    P_current, P_max, P_min, V_max, V_min -> linear calculation.
    
    Ex: 
    >>> LJU3HV.AnalogOutput(ConfigList=LJU3HV.ReadConfiguration())
    """ where LJU3HV.ReadConfiguration()[8]==['AO0', 'Property:Valve', 'Unit:', 'P_min:0', 'P_max:100', 'P_current:50', 'V_min[V]:0', 'V_max[V]:5', 'Bits:8', '|\n'])"""
    
    VoltageLevel= V_min+ (P_current-P_min)/(P_max-P_min)*(V_max-V_min)=0+(50-0)/(100-0)*(5-0)2.5
    The voltage on DAC0 is set to 2.5 V.
    '''

    VoltageMinList = []
    VoltageMaxList = []
    P_minList = []
    P_maxList = []
    P_realList = []

    for b in range(0, 2):

        P_minList.append(ConfigList[b + 8][3].split(
            ':'))  #trick with splitting and the convertion to number
        P_min = float(P_minList[b][1])

        P_maxList.append(ConfigList[b + 8][4].split(':'))
        P_max = float(P_maxList[b][1])

        P_realList.append(ConfigList[b + 8][5].split(':'))
        P_real = float(P_realList[b][1])

        VoltageMinList.append(ConfigList[b + 8][6].split(':'))
        VoltageMin = float(VoltageMinList[b][1])

        VoltageMaxList.append(ConfigList[b + 8][7].split(':'))
        VoltageMax = float(VoltageMaxList[b][1])

        #voltage scale validation
        if VoltageMax > 5:
            print 'The proposed maximal voltage on DAC %d is greater than 5 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                b)
            break  #The loop must be broken
        else:
            pass

        if VoltageMax < 0:
            print 'The proposed maximal voltage on DAC %d is less than 0 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                b)
            break
        else:
            pass

        if VoltageMin > 5:
            print 'The proposed minimal voltage on DAC %d is greater than 5 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                b)
            break
        else:
            pass

        if VoltageMin < 0:
            print 'The proposed minimal voltage on DAC %d is less than 0 V\nThe voltage cannot be set' % (
                b)
            break
        else:
            pass

        VoltageLevel = VoltageMin + (P_real - P_min) / (P_max - P_min) * (
            VoltageMax - VoltageMin)

        #checking whether P is within the range, if not the value must be reassigned
        if P_real > P_max:
            print 'The set value corresponding to DAC %d is greater than the maximal one\nThe voltage was set to Vmax' % (
                b)
            VoltageLevel = VoltageMax
        else:
            pass

        if P_real < P_min:
            print 'The set value corresponding to DAC %d is smaller than the minimal one\nThe voltage was set to Vmin' % (
                b)
            VoltageLevel = VoltageMin
        else:
            pass

        if ConfigList[b + 8][8] == 'Bits:16':
            #Because of the error
            if VoltageLevel == 0:
                d.getFeedback(
                    u3.DAC8(Dac=b,
                            Value=d.voltageToDACBits(volts=VoltageLevel,
                                                     dacNumber=b,
                                                     is16Bits=False)))
            else:
                d.getFeedback(
                    u3.DAC16(Dac=b,
                             Value=d.voltageToDACBits(volts=VoltageLevel,
                                                      dacNumber=b,
                                                      is16Bits=True)))
        elif ConfigList[b + 8][8] == 'Bits:8':
            d.getFeedback(
                u3.DAC8(Dac=b,
                        Value=d.voltageToDACBits(volts=VoltageLevel,
                                                 dacNumber=b,
                                                 is16Bits=False)))
        else:
            pass