matlab gpib接口,Create GPIB object

Tips

At any time, you can use the instrhelp function to view a

complete listing of properties and functions associated with GPIB objects.

instrhelp gpib

When you create a GPIB object, these property value are automatically

configured:

Type is given by gpib.

Name is given by concatenating

GPIB with the board index and the primary address

specified in the gpib function. If the secondary address

is specified, then this value is also used in

Name.

BoardIndex and PrimaryAddress

are given by the values supplied to the gpib

function.

Note

You do not use the GPIB board primary address in the GPIB object constructor

syntax. You use the board index, and the instrument address.

You can specify the property names and property values using any format supported

by the set function. For example, you

can use property name/property value cell array pairs. Additionally, you can specify

property names without regard to case, and you can make use of property name

completion. For example, these commands are all valid:

g = gpib('ni',0,1,'SecondaryAddress',96);

g = gpib('ni',0,1,'secondaryaddress',96);

g = gpib('ni',0,1,'SECOND',96);

Before you can communicate with the instrument, it must be connected to

obj with the fopen function. A connected

GPIB object has a Status property value of

open. An error is returned if you attempt to perform a read

or write operation while obj is not connected to the

instrument.

You cannot connect multiple GPIB objects to the same instrument. A GPIB instrument

is uniquely identified by its board index, primary address, and secondary

address.

Note

To get a list of options you can use on a function, press the

Tab key after entering a function on the MATLAB® command line. The list expands, and you can scroll to choose a

property or value. For information about using this advanced tab completion

feature, see Using Tab Completion for Functions.