Labs’ USB computer interfaces are LabVIEW compatibleĪnd come with examples which illustrate the operation of Programming language specifically designed for scientific National Instruments’ LabVIEW is an established graphical By using the QS-PLL™ wih AFMView™2 an AFM that performs scanning magnetometry may be constructed and controlled. Scan data may be exported to analysis programs such as Gwyddion or MountainsSPIP. AFMView™2 provides automated surface approach, scan control and automatic tuning fork setup routine. With this software, customers can build and control custom AFMs that use tuning fork sensors or the Akiyama type sensor probes. Can be used “as is” or expanded by additional user generated programming.ĪFMView™ 2 AFMView™2 is Mad City Labs control and visualization software for AFMs incorporating the MadPLL ® or QS-PLL™ awith other Mad City Labs nanopositioners and micropositioners. Graphical display of executed route (commanded and actual).Control over pixel, line and frame clocks to facilitate complex path creation.Easy to use graphical interface for both novice and experienced users.(Click thumbnails to enlarge in a new window) The graphical representation can be customized and the information exported for analysis. This information is displayed graphically in a separate window. A graphical display previews the generated command route and may be edited prior to the route being run.ĭuring execution of a route, Nano-Route ®3D retains the ADC (sensor), and DAC (command) data retrieved from the Nano-Drive ® controller. Motion commands to the Nano-Drive ® controller can be issued via single write mode or waveform acquisition mode (single download of all data points) depending on application requirements. Routes can be generated via simple “go to” commands or more sophisticated point or time based functions. This capability allows both novice and experienced users to quickly generate customized motion control, including complex multi-axis routes. Upon start-up Nano-Route ®3D identifies the attributes of the attached Nano-Drive ® controller, the user then has the option to generate and run routes based on preloaded parameters or custom entered parameters. Mad City Labs’ Nano-Route ®3D is a LabVIEW based motion control and data acquisition program that allows users to command our USB 2.0 enabled Nano-Drive ® controllers.

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