Hello,
I am looking for guidance on how to export Joulescope UI Markers range data to csv format…
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thank you!
Hi @Adam and welcome to the Joulescope forum!
I think you are talking about the text for the dual markers. You can right-click on the dual markers and select Copy text to clipboard. You can then paste this anywere (CTRL-V on Windows). Here is an example:
Current
avg +17.9353 mA
std +16.2442 mA
rms +24.1982 mA
min -3.94852 mA
max +36.4005 mA
p2p +40.3491 mA
∫ +390.490 µC
It’s not CSV format, but it is available. Unfortunately, this presently does not copy the duration to the clipboard.
Is this close enough for what you need?
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Thank you for your quick reply!
We are trying to communicate with Joulescope UI via python because we need to do a lot of sample tests and record values and graphs, but it seems that it’s not possible?
Also, when I right-click, I see different options than you do, so how do I fix that? Any assistance would be appreciated.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Hi @Adam - First, note that Joulescope UI 1.3.0 is alpha, and we found that we completely broke JLS file open. We are working on a fix now, but it is not ready yet. As long as you are not trying to display JLS files though, 1.3.0 is good.
Most people who want to automate testing using our Python APIs, either through the joulescope package or directly to the pyjoulescope_driver package. The joulescope package makes the simple things simple, and is great for many things. The pyjoulescope_driver package is lower level, but gives a lot more flexibility. The Joulescope UI is built directly on pyjoulescope_driver. You can then create a repeatable script to perform whatever actions you need, capture the data, and perform analysis.
You can also create a Joulescope UI plugin. The UI is built around a Publish-Subscribe architecture, and many UI features are available through PubSub.
If you want to provide more details about exactly what you want to do, I am happy to provide a better recommendation.
The Joulescope UI displays context sensitive menus when you right click. In order to see the context menu in my screen capture above, you have to right click on one of the the dual marker edges. Does this make sense and work for you?
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Thank you for your quick reply!
I will try the Joulescope UI plugin you mentioned, thank you! I will ask you again if I have any questions, thank you very much!
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