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| daq-and-datalogging:documents:raspberry-pi-acquisition-with-ul-for-linux [2023/07/26 23:58] – Arthur Brown | daq-and-datalogging:documents:raspberry-pi-acquisition-with-ul-for-linux [2023/07/28 01:07] (current) – Arthur Brown | ||
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| - | ====== TechTip: Raspberry Pi Data Acquisition | + | ====== TechTip: Raspberry Pi Data Acquisition |
| **Introduction**\\ | **Introduction**\\ | ||
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| *MCC DAQ device – I'm using a USB-1808X to perform data acquisition tasks | *MCC DAQ device – I'm using a USB-1808X to perform data acquisition tasks | ||
| - | [[https://www.mccdaq.com/PDFs/ | + | [[https://files.digilent.com/manuals/ |
| The image below shows the Raspberry Pi configuration used to perform these exercises.\\ | The image below shows the Raspberry Pi configuration used to perform these exercises.\\ | ||
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| MCC example apps are developed on Linux and are available for Linux supported MCC devices in C and Python. The example apps perform all the device functions such as acquire analog, counter, and digital data (as supported), test device functionality, | MCC example apps are developed on Linux and are available for Linux supported MCC devices in C and Python. The example apps perform all the device functions such as acquire analog, counter, and digital data (as supported), test device functionality, | ||
| - | Refer to the [[https://www.mccdaq.com/PDFs/ | + | Refer to the [[https://files.digilent.com/manuals/ |
| **Running Examples**\\ | **Running Examples**\\ | ||

