ZEUS 2
ZEUS 2 is the official cross-platform application for configuring, controlling, and monitoring High Voltage (HV) power supplies from CAEN and Nuclear Instruments. Designed for laboratory, research, and industrial environments, it provides an intuitive interface for managing one or multiple devices through USB, Ethernet, USB HID, or I²C connections.
The application simplifies every aspect of HV system operation, from configuring device parameters and monitoring real-time measurements to recording experimental data and performing detector characterization. Live charts allow users to visualize voltage, current, and temperature measurements, while integrated data logging and export capabilities make it easy to collect and analyze results. Advanced features such as temperature compensation, lookup table (LUT) programming, I-V curve acquisition, and device calibration are seamlessly integrated into a modern, user-friendly interface.
Key Features
- Control one or multiple HV power supplies from a single application
- Monitor voltage, current, temperature, and device status in real time
- Configure operating parameters, protection limits, and ramp rates
- Acquire and visualize I-V characterization curves
- Program temperature compensation lookup tables (LUT)
- Access device-specific advanced configuration and calibration settings
- Record measurement data in CSV or JSON formats for offline analysis
- Group devices and channels for simplified operation
- Support for USB, Ethernet, USB HID, and I²C communication interfaces
Installation
Windows
Download the latest Windows installer from the versions section and run the setup.
The installer includes the ZEUS 2 application together with all required runtime libraries.
Linux
ZEUS 2 is distributed through the official Nuclear Instruments Package Repository.
Configure the repository by running:
curl -fsSL https://sh.nuclearinstruments.eu/ni-repo | bashOnce the repository has been configured, install the package using your distribution's package manager.
Ubuntu / Debian
sudo apt install zeus2AlmaLinux
sudo dnf install zeus2The package manager automatically installs all required runtime dependencies.
Supported Devices
ZEUS 2 supports a growing range of CAEN and Nuclear Instruments high-voltage power supplies connected through USB, Ethernet, USB HID, or I²C.
Refer to the product documentation for the complete list of supported devices and communication interfaces.
Source Code
ZEUS 2 is an open-source project hosted on Nuclear Instruments GitLab.
Repository:
https://gitlab.nuclearinstruments.eu/public-repo/zeus2/zeus2
Zeus2
Zeus2 is a software application designed to control HV modules for SiPM systems. It allows users to manage and monitor multiple modules simultaneously through a unified interface. The software supports voltage control, module configuration and data acquisition for characterization tasks. It also provides tools to perform IV curves, making it useful for testing and analyzing SiPM-based setups.
Author:
Nuclear Instruments
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