An open-source, low-frequency NMR spectrometer for research and education
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An open-source, low-frequency NMR spectrometer for research and education
This is where the Reiser Lab and colleagues are sharing tools and methods that are useful for lab experiments with _Drosophila_ neurobiology.
Module to communicate with scientific instruments via a VISA connection. Hide actual commands (e.g. SCPI) in a yaml file and access instrument features via automatically generated class properties.
Debug tool for OTC (Optris Thermal Cameras)
This project aims to provide a very simple slow (~15KHz) but low noise photodiode front end, for the use in building scientific instrumentation.
Scientific instrument automation framework
oscilloscope simulator device and example speed test of serialization protocols
Instrumentation amplifier to boost low-voltage signals; developed for scientific sensors
HybridImager: open hybrid single-pixel, event, frame, and spectral scientific imaging research workspace
Repository for codes and design files related to an automated reflectometer. This project is made available in an open-source way and can be replicated.
MATLAB toolbox for traceable spectral measurement, analysis and reporting with ArgyllCMS spotread and X-Rite i1Pro2.
An automated Driver Software that enables users to manually store coordinates for automated probing.
AgInTi Spectrometer - high-rate C12880MA acquisition, adaptive exposure, desktop/web visualization, and agent-ready API.
Typed, lifecycle-managed NI-DAQmx acquisition layer for Python — declarative task specs, async/sync APIs, structured errors, block-oriented capture, TDMS/Parquet/SQLite logging, and hardware-free testing.
Async-friendly, typed Python acquisition layer for Data Translation DT9805/DT9806 USB modules — ctypes binding to the DataAcq SDK with lifecycle management, software thermocouple linearization, and continuous recording.
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