An Automated Setup for Testing Superconductor Circuits
Octopux is automated setup for testing RSFQ and other superconductor circuits. It has been designed, implemented and is heavily used in the Laboratory of Cryoelectronics, SUNY at Stony Brook, USA.
The setup consists
of the hardware part (Dr. Yury Polyakov)
and a suite of Linux-based programs (Dr. Dmitry
Zinoviev):
Octopux data acquisition engine itself with a built-in XLisp
interpreter. Here are some Octopux and XLisp resources available
from this and other servers:
Device Drivers. This includes Linux drivers of the following
hardware:
Octoscope -- digital oscilloscope emulator. Have a look at the screen shot of it.
One more screen shot
displays both time- and frequency-domain operations.
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QuiDVis -- Quick Data Visualizer, a
universal 2D plotting program with an interface library. Have a look
at a screen shot!
The first public distribution of QuiDVis will be made available in the nearest future.
Fastplot, the predecessor of QuiDVis, has been used with Octopux
for some time. Here
is a screen shot of Fastplot displaying the digital operation of
an RSFQ autocorrelator.
Page created on March 1, 1997.
