The goal of Mezurit 2 is to make the setup and operation of electronics experiments quick and easy, while providing mechanisms for complex automation. In a typical scenario, the user begins in setup mode by defining several virtual channels, each corresponding to a different physical quantity present in the device under test, as functions of available input and outputs provided by data acquisition (DAQ) boards and GPIB-accessible parameters of external instruments. Switching to panel mode, the user can control several virtual instruments which provide mechanisms to view and record data, sweep outputs, and configure event triggers, all in real-time. After working out the optimal procedure, the user can then write a script to automate everything using Mezurit 2's comprehensive Python-based scripting interface.

Mezurit 2 is free software released under the GPL. The latest source code is available on Github.

File	Type	Dependencies
mezurit2-0.91.tar.gz	Source code	See development notes.
mezurit2-0.91-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz	Arch Linux package (64-bit)	See installation instructions.
mezurit2_0.91-1_i386_precise.deb	Ubuntu package (12.04, 32-bit)	See installation instructions.
Mezurit2-0.91-DAQmx.zip	Windows .zip	NI-DAQmx, NI-488 (GPIB)*
Mezurit2-0.91-TDAQ.zip	Windows .zip	NI-DAQ (legacy), NI-488 (GPIB)*

^* See instructions for more information.

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