Most modern programming guides will provide examples in , VB.NET , and legacy Visual Basic 6.0 . Python users can also access the COM interface via the pywin32 library, bridging the gap between legacy automation standards and modern data science workflows.
: Provides partial coverage compared to the full .NET API .
// Connect to a running VSA (or launch new) app.ConnectToVsa(true); // true = start new instance vsa 89600 programming guide
Although the native API is COM, the programming guide shows how to use it from:
vsa = rm.open_resource('TCPIP0::localhost::inst0::INSTR') vsa.timeout = 10000 Most modern programming guides will provide examples in , VB
You can find the full technical details and code examples in the 89600 VSA Help Center , specifically within the section : .NET API Reference : Complete library documentation .
import win32com.client # Connect to a running instance or create a new one vsa = win32com.client.Dispatch("VSA.Application") // Connect to a running VSA (or launch new) app
evm_rms = float(vsa.query(':CALC:RES:DATA? "EVM RMS"')) evm_peak = float(vsa.query(':CALC:RES:DATA? "EVM Peak"')) print(f"EVM RMS: evm_rms%, Peak: evm_peak%")
: Uses Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments .
