Sci-SDK
Sci-SDK is a cross-platform software library used to control and read data from FPGA firmware generated with Sci-Compiler. It provides a simple interface to access registers, oscilloscopes, lists, histograms and other firmware blocks. Using the JSON file generated by Sci-Compiler, Sci-SDK automatically maps the available components. This makes software development more reusable and independent from the specific hardware connection.
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Nuclear Instruments
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