Exemple #1
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def Test(slopeList, acquizDelay=0.1, acquizTime=6):
    Stopwatch = MainTimerClass()
    Stopwatch.Activate()

    Line = GeneratorLine()
    Line.Activate()

    # dont forget to activate the instruments before opening the output file:
    Data = OutputHandler()
    Data.setDataFileName()

    for slope in slopeList:
        intercept = slope / 10.0
        Data.analysis.mark_from()
        #begin DATA ACQUISITION script here:
        print 'starteing data generation. Slope>', slope, 'intercept:', intercept
        Stopwatch.zeroTimer()
        while Stopwatch.getSinceLastZeroed() < 1.2:
            Stopwatch.Wait(0.1)
            Stopwatch.Measure()
            Line.Measure(slope, intercept)
            Data.acquireData()
        print 'data gen finished, starting analysis'
        Data.analysis.mark_to()
        print 'analysing data in range', Data.analysis.get_markers()
        print 'average:', Data.analysis.average_marked("U(V)")
        print 'average last 10 points:', Data.analysis.average_last('U(V)', 10)
        print 'linear regression:', Data.analysis.linear_regres_marked(
            "time(s)", "U(V)")
Exemple #2
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# this is script for testing of FET
# Uses the Keithley Dual SourceMeter 2602 (GIPB addr 26) device to measure
# the source drain current-voltage characteristics at list of fixed Gates.

# project libraries imports:
# instruments:
from instruments.TimeMeter import MainTimerClass
#from instruments.Keithley import SM2602_sweepV
from instruments.Keithley import SM2602_channel
# file-output libraries
from Output.Output import OutputHandler

# define and ACTIVATE the instruments
Stopwatch = MainTimerClass()
Stopwatch.Activate()

Channel = SM2602_channel('dualSmeter', channel='a', NPLC=10)
Channel.Activate()

Gate = SM2602_channel('dualSmeter', channel='b', NPLC=10)
Gate.Activate()

# don`t forget to activate the instruments before opening the output file:
Data = OutputHandler()
Data.setDataFileName()

import time


def report(message, file='report.info'):
    date = time.asctime(time.localtime())