Python examples for PicoScope 2000 Series (ps2000 API)

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Python examples for PicoScope 2000 Series

We've created a set of lecture notes on using Python with the PicoScope 2000 Series (ps2000 API) oscilloscopes. Example code is included. The supported models are:

PicoScope 2204A

PicoScope 2205A

Older PicoScopes using the same API will also work with minor modifications – see the Programmer's Guide for a list of these scopes.

Read the Setup document below to get started. In short, you will need to install the PicoScope software or PicoSDK to place the necessary drivers on your system. And of course you will need Python.

Lecture notes:

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Python examples for PicoScope 2000 Series

From just ^£449