SR830 Lock-in Amplifier
- class pymeasure.instruments.srs.SR830(adapter, name='Stanford Research Systems SR830 Lock-in amplifier', **kwargs)
Bases:
Instrument
- property adc1
Reads the Aux input 1 value in Volts with 1/3 mV resolution.
- property adc2
Reads the Aux input 2 value in Volts with 1/3 mV resolution.
- property adc3
Reads the Aux input 3 value in Volts with 1/3 mV resolution.
- property adc4
Reads the Aux input 4 value in Volts with 1/3 mV resolution.
- auto_offset(channel)
Offsets the channel (X, Y, or R) to zero
- property aux_in_1
Reads the Aux input 1 value in Volts with 1/3 mV resolution.
- property aux_in_2
Reads the Aux input 2 value in Volts with 1/3 mV resolution.
- property aux_in_3
Reads the Aux input 3 value in Volts with 1/3 mV resolution.
- property aux_in_4
Reads the Aux input 4 value in Volts with 1/3 mV resolution.
- property aux_out_1
A floating point property that controls the output of Aux output 1 in Volts, taking values between -10.5 V and +10.5 V. This property can be set.
- property aux_out_2
A floating point property that controls the output of Aux output 2 in Volts, taking values between -10.5 V and +10.5 V. This property can be set.
- property aux_out_3
A floating point property that controls the output of Aux output 3 in Volts, taking values between -10.5 V and +10.5 V. This property can be set.
- property aux_out_4
A floating point property that controls the output of Aux output 4 in Volts, taking values between -10.5 V and +10.5 V. This property can be set.
- buffer_measure(count, stopRequest=None, delay=0.001)
Start a fast measurement mode and transfers data from buffer to extract mean and std measurements
Return the mean and std from both channels
- property channel1
A string property that represents the type of Channel 1, taking the values X, R, X Noise, Aux In 1, or Aux In 2. This property can be set.
- property channel2
A string property that represents the type of Channel 2, taking the values Y, Theta, Y Noise, Aux In 3, or Aux In 4. This property can be set.
- clear()
Clear the instrument status byte.
- property dac1
A floating point property that controls the output of Aux output 1 in Volts, taking values between -10.5 V and +10.5 V. This property can be set.
- property dac2
A floating point property that controls the output of Aux output 2 in Volts, taking values between -10.5 V and +10.5 V. This property can be set.
- property dac3
A floating point property that controls the output of Aux output 3 in Volts, taking values between -10.5 V and +10.5 V. This property can be set.
- property dac4
A floating point property that controls the output of Aux output 4 in Volts, taking values between -10.5 V and +10.5 V. This property can be set.
- property err_status
Reads the value of the lockin error (ERR) status byte. Returns an IntFlag type with positions within the string corresponding to different error flags:
Bit
Status
0
unused
1
backup error
2
RAM error
3
unused
4
ROM error
5
GPIB error
6
DSP error
7
DSP error
- fill_buffer(count: int, has_aborted=<function SR830.<lambda>>, delay=0.001)
Fill two numpy arrays with the content of the instrument buffer
Eventually waiting until the specified number of recording is done
- property filter_slope
An integer property that controls the filter slope, which can take on the values 6, 12, 18, and 24 dB/octave. Values are truncated to the next highest level if they are not exact.
- property filter_synchronous
A boolean property that controls the synchronous filter. This property can be set. Allowed values are: True or False
- property frequency
A floating point property that represents the lock-in frequency in Hz. This property can be set.
- get_buffer(channel=1, start=0, end=None)
Acquires the 32 bit floating point data through binary transfer
- get_scaling(channel)
Returns the offset percent and the expansion term that are used to scale the channel in question
- property harmonic
An integer property that controls the harmonic that is measured. Allowed values are 1 to 19999. Can be set.
- property id
Get the identification of the instrument.
- property input_config
An string property that controls the input configuration. Allowed values are: [‘A’, ‘A - B’, ‘I (1 MOhm)’, ‘I (100 MOhm)’]
- property input_coupling
An string property that controls the input coupling. Allowed values are: [‘AC’, ‘DC’]
- property input_grounding
An string property that controls the input shield grounding. Allowed values are: [‘Float’, ‘Ground’]
- property input_notch_config
An string property that controls the input line notch filter status. Allowed values are: [‘None’, ‘Line’, ‘2 x Line’, ‘Both’]
- is_out_of_range()
Returns True if the magnitude is out of range
- property lia_status
Reads the value of the lockin amplifier (LIA) status byte. Returns a binary string with positions within the string corresponding to different status flags:
Bit
Status
0
Input/Amplifier overload
1
Time constant filter overload
2
Output overload
3
Reference unlock
4
Detection frequency range switched
5
Time constant changed indirectly
6
Data storage triggered
7
unused
- load_setup(setup_number: int)
Load a previously saved instrument configuration from the memory referred to by an integer
- Parameters
setup_number – the integer referring to the memory (between 1 and 9 (included))
- property magnitude
Reads the magnitude in Volts.
- output_conversion(channel)
Returns a function that can be used to determine the signal from the channel output (X, Y, or R)
- pause_scan()
Pause the data recording
- property phase
A floating point property that represents the lock-in phase in degrees. This property can be set.
- quick_range()
While the magnitude is out of range, increase the sensitivity by one setting
- property reference_source
An string property that controls the reference source. Allowed values are: [‘External’, ‘Internal’]
- property reference_source_trigger
A string property that controls the reference source triggering. Allowed values are: [‘SINE’, ‘POS EDGE’, ‘NEG EDGE’]
- reset()
Reset the instrument.
- property sample_frequency
Gets the sample frequency in Hz
- save_setup(setup_number: int)
Save the current instrument configuration (all parameters) in a memory referred to by an integer
- Parameters
setup_number – the integer referring to the memory (between 1 and 9 (included))
- property sensitivity
A floating point property that controls the sensitivity in Volts, which can take discrete values from 2 nV to 1 V. Values are truncated to the next highest level if they are not exact.
- set_scaling(channel, precent, expand=0)
Sets the offset of a channel (X=1, Y=2, R=3) to a certain percent (-105% to 105%) of the signal, with an optional expansion term (0, 10=1, 100=2)
- property sine_voltage
A floating point property that represents the reference sine-wave voltage in Volts. This property can be set.
- snap(val1='X', val2='Y', *vals)
Method that records and retrieves 2 to 6 parameters at a single instant. The parameters can be one of: X, Y, R, Theta, Aux In 1, Aux In 2, Aux In 3, Aux In 4, Frequency, CH1, CH2. Default is “X” and “Y”.
- Parameters
val1 – first parameter to retrieve
val2 – second parameter to retrieve
vals – other parameters to retrieve (optional)
- start_scan()
Start the data recording into the buffer
- property status
Get the status byte and Master Summary Status bit.
- property theta
Reads the theta value in degrees.
- property time_constant
A floating point property that controls the time constant in seconds, which can take discrete values from 10 microseconds to 30,000 seconds. Values are truncated to the next highest level if they are not exact.
- wait_for_buffer(count, has_aborted=<function SR830.<lambda>>, timeout=60, timestep=0.01)
Wait for the buffer to fill a certain count
- property x
Reads the X value in Volts.
- property xy
Reads the X and Y values in Volts.
- property y
Reads the Y value in Volts.