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| − | Most Sensoray products have a free | + | Most Sensoray products have a free software development kit (SDK) that includes an API (application programming interface) library that can be accessed from Matlab programs. To use a Sensoray product with Matlab, first install the driver (typically included in the Sensoray SDK) and then use the API library (a DLL) as a Matlab shared library. This Mathworks page links to articles that explain the process and will help you get started: |
* [http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/using-c-shared-library-functions-in-matlab-.html Using C shared library functions in Matlab]. | * [http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/using-c-shared-library-functions-in-matlab-.html Using C shared library functions in Matlab]. | ||
Revision as of 14:43, 17 June 2020
Using Sensoray products with Matlab
Most Sensoray products have a free software development kit (SDK) that includes an API (application programming interface) library that can be accessed from Matlab programs. To use a Sensoray product with Matlab, first install the driver (typically included in the Sensoray SDK) and then use the API library (a DLL) as a Matlab shared library. This Mathworks page links to articles that explain the process and will help you get started:
Example
This example shows how to use Matlab to interact with a model 826 PCIe multi-function I/O board.