Programming for the ADALM1000 in Python

A Python library and set of tools for the Analog Devices ADALM1000 Active Learning Module.

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This Repository builds upon @aditya-rao-iit-m's work and tries to make it easier to templatize pysmu projects and scripts.

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Template Instructions

Check top right of the repo and click on Use this template. -> Create a new Repository

Fill out an appropriate name for the script that is concise, and aptly communicates the purpose of the script, like SquareWave-ADALM1000 and optionally add a short description.

Finally scroll to the bottom of the page and click submit. Make a note of the URL, you will need it very soon in the next step!

Edit the main.py file here to make modifications to your code.

Windows/Linux/Mac Install Instructions

0. Install Prefix.Dev's pixi as per official instructions at https://pixi.sh/latest/#installation
   • Close your terminal window and open another one after installing.
1. Ensure that git is already installed and are accessible from the terminal! Try running just the git command to see if it gives you usage instructions.
   • If you are sure that it is not already installed, run the following command:

     pixi global install git

     This will quickly set up git using the same pixi tool.
2. Prepare workspace with the command

   git clone https://github.com/m1k-builds/pysmu-adalm1000-template adalm1000

   or replace m1k-builds/pysmu-adalm1000-template with your repository that you made in the previous section. The final adalm1000 at the end of the command tells the git tool to clone to adalm1000 folder/directory.

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/yourreponame adalm1000

   and enter the directory

   cd adalm1000

3. Run the following Command to let pixi setup your environment

   pixi install

4. Start main.py

   pixi run main

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Credits

Original Program: RGB+PIO Cycle Script

• Author: Aditya Rao (23f3000019@es.study.iitm.ac.in)
• Program: BS in Electronic Systems, IIT Madras
• Date: Friday, 5th April 2024