Hello
I recently bought a Picoscope 3205D for signal treatment purpose on a square waveform, and it works perfectly as I stay on the picoscope 6 application.
Now, I want to create my own code (language not defined yet) in order to get some information on this signal ( frequency and peak to peak, mostly) and i wanted to know if it's possible, using the API provided by Pico, to acquire directly these measures or if I have to make some treatment myself in the code to calculate it, based on the data I collect with the picoscope.
I tried to figure it out in the programmer's guide but since english is not my native language, I have several problems to fully understand it.
Thanks in advance if someone can help me !
is direct signal treatment possible ?
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ponponfray
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Re: is direct signal treatment possible ?
have a look over here https://github.com/picotech there are a lot of samples in different programming languages.
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ponponfray
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Re: is direct signal treatment possible ?
Thanks for the link, it will be really helpful
However, I think I have been misunderstood: I just want to know if it's possible before making any further research
best regards
ponfray
However, I think I have been misunderstood: I just want to know if it's possible before making any further research
best regards
ponfray
Re: is direct signal treatment possible ?
The examples show you how to setup the scope and collect the raw data, they do not perform any calculations on the data. You will need to write your own code, or use third party libraries, to calculate frequency, peak to peak and similar measurements.
Martyn
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