frappy/frappy_psi/ah2700.py
Markus Zolliker da15df076a fetched mlz version
- before some chamges in the gerrit pipline

Change-Id: I33eb2d75f83345a7039d0fb709e66defefb1c3e0
2023-05-02 15:25:11 +02:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# Module authors:
# Markus Zolliker <markus.zolliker@psi.ch>
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"""Andeen Hagerling capacitance bridge"""
from frappy.core import FloatRange, HasIO, Parameter, Readable, StringIO, nopoll
class Ah2700IO(StringIO):
end_of_line = '\r\n'
timeout = 5
class Capacitance(HasIO, Readable):
value = Parameter('capacitance', FloatRange(unit='pF'))
freq = Parameter('frequency', FloatRange(unit='Hz'), readonly=False, default=0)
voltage = Parameter('voltage', FloatRange(unit='V'), readonly=False, default=0)
loss = Parameter('loss', FloatRange(unit='deg'), default=0)
ioClass = Ah2700IO
def parse_reply(self, reply):
if reply.startswith('SI'): # this is an echo
self.communicate('SERIAL ECHO OFF')
reply = self.communicate('SI')
if not reply.startswith('F='): # this is probably an error message like "LOSS TOO HIGH"
self.status = [self.Status.ERROR, reply]
return self.value
self.status = [self.Status.IDLE, '']
# examples of replies:
# 'F= 1000.0 HZ C= 0.000001 PF L> 0.0 DS V= 15.0 V'
# 'F= 1000.0 HZ C= 0.0000059 PF L=-0.4 DS V= 15.0 V OVEN'
# 'LOSS TOO HIGH'
# make sure there is always a space after '=' and '>'
# split() ignores multiple white space
reply = reply.replace('=', '= ').replace('>', '> ').split()
_, freq, _, _, cap, _, _, loss, lossunit, _, volt = reply[:11]
self.freq = freq
self.voltage = volt
if lossunit == 'DS':
self.loss = loss
else: # the unit was wrong, we want DS = tan(delta), not NS = nanoSiemens
reply = self.communicate('UN DS').split() # UN DS returns a reply similar to SI
try:
self.loss = reply[7]
except IndexError:
pass # don't worry, loss will be updated next time
return cap
def read_value(self):
return self.parse_reply(self.communicate('SI')) # SI = single trigger
@nopoll
def read_freq(self):
self.read_value()
return self.freq
@nopoll
def read_loss(self):
self.read_value()
return self.loss
@nopoll
def read_voltage(self):
self.read_value()
return self.voltage
def write_freq(self, value):
self.value = self.parse_reply(self.communicate(f'FR {value:g};SI'))
return self.freq
def write_voltage(self, value):
self.value = self.parse_reply(self.communicate(f'V {value:g};SI'))
return self.voltage