TheHdw (The Hardware) 🚧

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TheHdw is an object to access properties and methods related to test system hardware.

DCVI

TheHdw.DCVI

Pins

TheHdw.DCVI.Pins(PinList)

TheHdw.PPMU

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TheHdw.Digital

ApplyLevelsTiming

To load the level and timing data.

Usage

TheHdw.Digital.ApplyLevelsTiming(ConnectAllPins, LoadLevels, LoadTiming, RelayMode, InitPinsHi, InitPinsLo, InitPinsHiZ, PinLevelsSheet, DCCategory, DCSelector, TimeSetSheet, ACCategory, ACSelector, EdgeSetSheet)

Parameters

• ConnectAllPins: Optional Boolean, default as False.
  • True: Connect all device pins.
  • False: Do not connect.
• LoadLevels: Optional Boolean, default as False.
  • True: Load level values.
  • False: Do not Load.
• LoadTiming: Optional Boolean, default as False.
  • True: Load timing values.
  • False: Do not Load.
• RelayMode: Optional tlRelayMode, default as tlUnpowered. Controls the relays' hot switching.
  • tlPowered: Hot switching. Not power down the DUT before setting levels and connecting.
  • tlUnpowered: Avoid hot switching. Power down the DUT before setting levels and connecting.
• InitPinsHi: Optional String. Set the pins start with high driver state.
• InitPinsLo: Optional String. Set the pins start with low driver state.
• InitPinsHiZ: Optional String. Set the pins start with impedance driver state.
• PinLevelsSheet: Optional String. A Pin Levels sheet.
• DCCategory: Optional String.
• DCSelector: Optional String.
• TimeSetSheet: Optional String.
• ACCategory: Optional String.
• ACSelector: Optional String.
• EdgeSetSheet: Optional String.