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Red Pitaya Programming Examples

A curated collection of programming examples for Red Pitaya boards, organized to make it easier to find the right language, interface, or hardware-specific example.

⚠️Note: The repository is undergoing an update to improve organization and documentation. Some examples may be moved or renamed. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.

Overview

This repository contains practical examples for programming and controlling Red Pitaya boards. The examples cover signal acquisition, generation, digital I/O, communication protocols, streaming, logic analysis, and board-specific utilities.

Programming options:

  • Remote control from a PC or laptop (SCPI commands)
  • On-board execution directly on the Red Pitaya board (API commands)

Supported example sets:

  • API examples:
    • Python
    • C++
  • SCPI examples:
    • Python
    • MATLAB
    • LabVIEW
  • Legacy SCPI commands (pre 1.04 OS)

Other resources:

  • Web application tutorials
  • E3 module source code
  • Arduino examples

⚠️Note: Some examples may require additional hardware or specific Red Pitaya board models. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.

Repository Structure

Examples are organized by feature area. SCPI and API examples share the same directory structure for consistency.

  • Acquisition/ - Data acquisition and sampling
  • Acq_Gen/ - Combined acquisition and generation
  • Analog/ - Analog input/output operations
  • Digital/ - Digital GPIO and PWM examples
  • Digital_com/ - UART, I2C, SPI, and CAN communication
  • DMM/ - Deep Memory Mode for interfacing with RAM containing acquisition and generation examples
  • Generation/ - Signal generation and AWG examples
  • Hardware/ - Hardware-specific features and configuration
  • LCR/ - LCR meter functionality
  • Logic_analyzer/ - Protocol decoding and analysis
  • Multiboard/ - Multi-board synchronization
  • Other/ - Utility scripts and special-purpose examples
  • Socket_client_server/ - Socket-based client/server example
  • Streaming/ - Data streaming examples

Other Directories

  • Arduino/ - Examples for Arduino-based integration.
  • E3_source_code/ - Source code for the E3 expansion module.
  • web-tutorial/ - Web application tutorials and supporting examples.
  • old/ - Archived or legacy material kept for reference.
  • Tests/ - Test scripts for verifying Red Pitaya functionality.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Red Pitaya board on the same local network as computer for remote use
  • SSH access for on-board execution
  • Compatible development environment for the language you want to use

Installation

  1. Clone the repository to your local machine:

    git clone https://github.com/RedPitaya/RedPitaya-Examples.git
cd RedPitaya-Examples

  2. SCPI examples: Turn on SCPI server on the Red Pitaya board. Make sure the redpitaya_scpi.py library is in the same folder as the example your want to run (or correctly referenced in the library path).

    python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py

  3. API examples: Copy the example files to the Red Pitaya board and ssh into the board to run them. For example:

    scp -r API_examples root@rp-xxxxxx.local:/root

Running Examples

SCPI examples:

python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py

On the Red Pitaya board:

ssh root@rp-xxxxxx.local
cd /root/API-examples/Python-API
python Digital/dig_1_led_blink.py

Documentation

For detailed API documentation, command references, and programming guides, visit the Red Pitaya documentation site.

Key documentation areas include:

  • API and remote control
  • Command reference
  • Hardware specifications
  • Getting started guides
  • Application notes and tutorials

Project Information

Related Repositories

Version Compatibility

These examples are compatible with Red Pitaya OS 2.00 and later on all Red Pitaya boards. Check the individual example documentation for any specific requirements or dependencies.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. If you have examples, improvements, or bug fixes:

  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch
  3. Make your changes with clear documentation
  4. Submit a pull request

Please follow the structure and documentation style used in the API_examples/Python_API/ examples.

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This examples repository is released under the GNU General Public License.

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A curated collection of programming examples for Red Pitaya boards, organized to make it easier to find the right language, interface, or hardware-specific example.
⚠️Note: The repository is undergoing an update to improve organization and documentation. Some examples may be moved or renamed. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Overview
This repository contains practical examples for programming and controlling Red Pitaya boards. The examples cover signal acquisition, generation, digital I/O, communication protocols, streaming, logic analysis, and board-specific utilities.
Programming options:
  • Remote control from a PC or laptop (SCPI commands)
  • On-board execution directly on the Red Pitaya board (API commands)
Supported example sets:
  • API examples:

    • Python
    • C++
  • SCPI examples:

    • Python
    • MATLAB
    • LabVIEW
  • Legacy SCPI commands (pre 1.04 OS)
Other resources:
  • Web application tutorials
  • E3 module source code
  • Arduino examples
⚠️Note: Some examples may require additional hardware or specific Red Pitaya board models. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Repository Structure
Examples are organized by feature area. SCPI and API examples share the same directory structure for consistency.
  • Acquisition/ - Data acquisition and sampling
  • Acq_Gen/ - Combined acquisition and generation
  • Analog/ - Analog input/output operations
  • Digital/ - Digital GPIO and PWM examples
  • Digital_com/ - UART, I2C, SPI, and CAN communication
  • DMM/ - Deep Memory Mode for interfacing with RAM containing acquisition and generation examples
  • Generation/ - Signal generation and AWG examples
  • Hardware/ - Hardware-specific features and configuration
  • LCR/ - LCR meter functionality
  • Logic_analyzer/ - Protocol decoding and analysis
  • Multiboard/ - Multi-board synchronization
  • Other/ - Utility scripts and special-purpose examples
  • Socket_client_server/ - Socket-based client/server example
  • Streaming/ - Data streaming examples
Other Directories
  • Arduino/ - Examples for Arduino-based integration.
  • E3_source_code/ - Source code for the E3 expansion module.
  • web-tutorial/ - Web application tutorials and supporting examples.
  • old/ - Archived or legacy material kept for reference.
  • Tests/ - Test scripts for verifying Red Pitaya functionality.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
  • Red Pitaya board on the same local network as computer for remote use
  • SSH access for on-board execution
  • Compatible development environment for the language you want to use
Installation
  1. Clone the repository to your local machine:
    git clone https://github.com/RedPitaya/RedPitaya-Examples.git
cd RedPitaya-Examples
  2. SCPI examples: Turn on SCPI server on the Red Pitaya board. Make sure the redpitaya_scpi.py library is in the same folder as the example your want to run (or correctly referenced in the library path).
    python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
  3. API examples: Copy the example files to the Red Pitaya board and ssh into the board to run them. For example:
    scp -r API_examples root@rp-xxxxxx.local:/root
Running Examples
SCPI examples:
python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
On the Red Pitaya board:
ssh root@rp-xxxxxx.local
cd /root/API-examples/Python-API
python Digital/dig_1_led_blink.py
Documentation
For detailed API documentation, command references, and programming guides, visit the Red Pitaya documentation site.
Key documentation areas include:
  • API and remote control
  • Command reference
  • Hardware specifications
  • Getting started guides
  • Application notes and tutorials
Project Information
Related Repositories
Version Compatibility
These examples are compatible with Red Pitaya OS 2.00 and later on all Red Pitaya boards. Check the individual example documentation for any specific requirements or dependencies.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome. If you have examples, improvements, or bug fixes:
  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch
  3. Make your changes with clear documentation
  4. Submit a pull request
Please follow the structure and documentation style used in the API_examples/Python_API/ examples.
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Red Pitaya Programming Examples
A curated collection of programming examples for Red Pitaya boards, organized to make it easier to find the right language, interface, or hardware-specific example.
⚠️Note: The repository is undergoing an update to improve organization and documentation. Some examples may be moved or renamed. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Overview
This repository contains practical examples for programming and controlling Red Pitaya boards. The examples cover signal acquisition, generation, digital I/O, communication protocols, streaming, logic analysis, and board-specific utilities.
Programming options:
  • Remote control from a PC or laptop (SCPI commands)
  • On-board execution directly on the Red Pitaya board (API commands)
Supported example sets:
  • API examples:

    • Python
    • C++
  • SCPI examples:

    • Python
    • MATLAB
    • LabVIEW
  • Legacy SCPI commands (pre 1.04 OS)
Other resources:
  • Web application tutorials
  • E3 module source code
  • Arduino examples
⚠️Note: Some examples may require additional hardware or specific Red Pitaya board models. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Repository Structure
Examples are organized by feature area. SCPI and API examples share the same directory structure for consistency.
  • Acquisition/ - Data acquisition and sampling
  • Acq_Gen/ - Combined acquisition and generation
  • Analog/ - Analog input/output operations
  • Digital/ - Digital GPIO and PWM examples
  • Digital_com/ - UART, I2C, SPI, and CAN communication
  • DMM/ - Deep Memory Mode for interfacing with RAM containing acquisition and generation examples
  • Generation/ - Signal generation and AWG examples
  • Hardware/ - Hardware-specific features and configuration
  • LCR/ - LCR meter functionality
  • Logic_analyzer/ - Protocol decoding and analysis
  • Multiboard/ - Multi-board synchronization
  • Other/ - Utility scripts and special-purpose examples
  • Socket_client_server/ - Socket-based client/server example
  • Streaming/ - Data streaming examples
Other Directories
  • Arduino/ - Examples for Arduino-based integration.
  • E3_source_code/ - Source code for the E3 expansion module.
  • web-tutorial/ - Web application tutorials and supporting examples.
  • old/ - Archived or legacy material kept for reference.
  • Tests/ - Test scripts for verifying Red Pitaya functionality.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
  • Red Pitaya board on the same local network as computer for remote use
  • SSH access for on-board execution
  • Compatible development environment for the language you want to use
Installation
  1. Clone the repository to your local machine:
    git clone https://github.com/RedPitaya/RedPitaya-Examples.git
cd RedPitaya-Examples
  2. SCPI examples: Turn on SCPI server on the Red Pitaya board. Make sure the redpitaya_scpi.py library is in the same folder as the example your want to run (or correctly referenced in the library path).
    python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
  3. API examples: Copy the example files to the Red Pitaya board and ssh into the board to run them. For example:
    scp -r API_examples root@rp-xxxxxx.local:/root
Running Examples
SCPI examples:
python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
On the Red Pitaya board:
ssh root@rp-xxxxxx.local
cd /root/API-examples/Python-API
python Digital/dig_1_led_blink.py
Documentation
For detailed API documentation, command references, and programming guides, visit the Red Pitaya documentation site.
Key documentation areas include:
  • API and remote control
  • Command reference
  • Hardware specifications
  • Getting started guides
  • Application notes and tutorials
Project Information
Related Repositories
Version Compatibility
These examples are compatible with Red Pitaya OS 2.00 and later on all Red Pitaya boards. Check the individual example documentation for any specific requirements or dependencies.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome. If you have examples, improvements, or bug fixes:
  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch
  3. Make your changes with clear documentation
  4. Submit a pull request
Please follow the structure and documentation style used in the API_examples/Python_API/ examples.
Support
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Red Pitaya Programming Examples
A curated collection of programming examples for Red Pitaya boards, organized to make it easier to find the right language, interface, or hardware-specific example.
⚠️Note: The repository is undergoing an update to improve organization and documentation. Some examples may be moved or renamed. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Overview
This repository contains practical examples for programming and controlling Red Pitaya boards. The examples cover signal acquisition, generation, digital I/O, communication protocols, streaming, logic analysis, and board-specific utilities.
Programming options:
  • Remote control from a PC or laptop (SCPI commands)
  • On-board execution directly on the Red Pitaya board (API commands)
Supported example sets:
  • API examples:

    • Python
    • C++
  • SCPI examples:

    • Python
    • MATLAB
    • LabVIEW
  • Legacy SCPI commands (pre 1.04 OS)
Other resources:
  • Web application tutorials
  • E3 module source code
  • Arduino examples
⚠️Note: Some examples may require additional hardware or specific Red Pitaya board models. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Repository Structure
Examples are organized by feature area. SCPI and API examples share the same directory structure for consistency.
  • Acquisition/ - Data acquisition and sampling
  • Acq_Gen/ - Combined acquisition and generation
  • Analog/ - Analog input/output operations
  • Digital/ - Digital GPIO and PWM examples
  • Digital_com/ - UART, I2C, SPI, and CAN communication
  • DMM/ - Deep Memory Mode for interfacing with RAM containing acquisition and generation examples
  • Generation/ - Signal generation and AWG examples
  • Hardware/ - Hardware-specific features and configuration
  • LCR/ - LCR meter functionality
  • Logic_analyzer/ - Protocol decoding and analysis
  • Multiboard/ - Multi-board synchronization
  • Other/ - Utility scripts and special-purpose examples
  • Socket_client_server/ - Socket-based client/server example
  • Streaming/ - Data streaming examples
Other Directories
  • Arduino/ - Examples for Arduino-based integration.
  • E3_source_code/ - Source code for the E3 expansion module.
  • web-tutorial/ - Web application tutorials and supporting examples.
  • old/ - Archived or legacy material kept for reference.
  • Tests/ - Test scripts for verifying Red Pitaya functionality.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
  • Red Pitaya board on the same local network as computer for remote use
  • SSH access for on-board execution
  • Compatible development environment for the language you want to use
Installation
  1. Clone the repository to your local machine:
    git clone https://github.com/RedPitaya/RedPitaya-Examples.git
cd RedPitaya-Examples
  2. SCPI examples: Turn on SCPI server on the Red Pitaya board. Make sure the redpitaya_scpi.py library is in the same folder as the example your want to run (or correctly referenced in the library path).
    python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
  3. API examples: Copy the example files to the Red Pitaya board and ssh into the board to run them. For example:
    scp -r API_examples root@rp-xxxxxx.local:/root
Running Examples
SCPI examples:
python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
On the Red Pitaya board:
ssh root@rp-xxxxxx.local
cd /root/API-examples/Python-API
python Digital/dig_1_led_blink.py
Documentation
For detailed API documentation, command references, and programming guides, visit the Red Pitaya documentation site.
Key documentation areas include:
  • API and remote control
  • Command reference
  • Hardware specifications
  • Getting started guides
  • Application notes and tutorials
Project Information
Related Repositories
Version Compatibility
These examples are compatible with Red Pitaya OS 2.00 and later on all Red Pitaya boards. Check the individual example documentation for any specific requirements or dependencies.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome. If you have examples, improvements, or bug fixes:
  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch
  3. Make your changes with clear documentation
  4. Submit a pull request
Please follow the structure and documentation style used in the API_examples/Python_API/ examples.
Support
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Red Pitaya Programming Examples
A curated collection of programming examples for Red Pitaya boards, organized to make it easier to find the right language, interface, or hardware-specific example.
⚠️Note: The repository is undergoing an update to improve organization and documentation. Some examples may be moved or renamed. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Overview
This repository contains practical examples for programming and controlling Red Pitaya boards. The examples cover signal acquisition, generation, digital I/O, communication protocols, streaming, logic analysis, and board-specific utilities.
Programming options:
  • Remote control from a PC or laptop (SCPI commands)
  • On-board execution directly on the Red Pitaya board (API commands)
Supported example sets:
  • API examples:

    • Python
    • C++
  • SCPI examples:

    • Python
    • MATLAB
    • LabVIEW
  • Legacy SCPI commands (pre 1.04 OS)
Other resources:
  • Web application tutorials
  • E3 module source code
  • Arduino examples
⚠️Note: Some examples may require additional hardware or specific Red Pitaya board models. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Repository Structure
Examples are organized by feature area. SCPI and API examples share the same directory structure for consistency.
  • Acquisition/ - Data acquisition and sampling
  • Acq_Gen/ - Combined acquisition and generation
  • Analog/ - Analog input/output operations
  • Digital/ - Digital GPIO and PWM examples
  • Digital_com/ - UART, I2C, SPI, and CAN communication
  • DMM/ - Deep Memory Mode for interfacing with RAM containing acquisition and generation examples
  • Generation/ - Signal generation and AWG examples
  • Hardware/ - Hardware-specific features and configuration
  • LCR/ - LCR meter functionality
  • Logic_analyzer/ - Protocol decoding and analysis
  • Multiboard/ - Multi-board synchronization
  • Other/ - Utility scripts and special-purpose examples
  • Socket_client_server/ - Socket-based client/server example
  • Streaming/ - Data streaming examples
Other Directories
  • Arduino/ - Examples for Arduino-based integration.
  • E3_source_code/ - Source code for the E3 expansion module.
  • web-tutorial/ - Web application tutorials and supporting examples.
  • old/ - Archived or legacy material kept for reference.
  • Tests/ - Test scripts for verifying Red Pitaya functionality.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
  • Red Pitaya board on the same local network as computer for remote use
  • SSH access for on-board execution
  • Compatible development environment for the language you want to use
Installation
  1. Clone the repository to your local machine:
    git clone https://github.com/RedPitaya/RedPitaya-Examples.git
cd RedPitaya-Examples
  2. SCPI examples: Turn on SCPI server on the Red Pitaya board. Make sure the redpitaya_scpi.py library is in the same folder as the example your want to run (or correctly referenced in the library path).
    python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
  3. API examples: Copy the example files to the Red Pitaya board and ssh into the board to run them. For example:
    scp -r API_examples root@rp-xxxxxx.local:/root
Running Examples
SCPI examples:
python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
On the Red Pitaya board:
ssh root@rp-xxxxxx.local
cd /root/API-examples/Python-API
python Digital/dig_1_led_blink.py
Documentation
For detailed API documentation, command references, and programming guides, visit the Red Pitaya documentation site.
Key documentation areas include:
  • API and remote control
  • Command reference
  • Hardware specifications
  • Getting started guides
  • Application notes and tutorials
Project Information
Related Repositories
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These examples are compatible with Red Pitaya OS 2.00 and later on all Red Pitaya boards. Check the individual example documentation for any specific requirements or dependencies.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome. If you have examples, improvements, or bug fixes:
  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch
  3. Make your changes with clear documentation
  4. Submit a pull request
Please follow the structure and documentation style used in the API_examples/Python_API/ examples.
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Red Pitaya Programming Examples
A curated collection of programming examples for Red Pitaya boards, organized to make it easier to find the right language, interface, or hardware-specific example.
⚠️Note: The repository is undergoing an update to improve organization and documentation. Some examples may be moved or renamed. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Overview
This repository contains practical examples for programming and controlling Red Pitaya boards. The examples cover signal acquisition, generation, digital I/O, communication protocols, streaming, logic analysis, and board-specific utilities.
Programming options:
  • Remote control from a PC or laptop (SCPI commands)
  • On-board execution directly on the Red Pitaya board (API commands)
Supported example sets:
  • API examples:

    • Python
    • C++
  • SCPI examples:

    • Python
    • MATLAB
    • LabVIEW
  • Legacy SCPI commands (pre 1.04 OS)
Other resources:
  • Web application tutorials
  • E3 module source code
  • Arduino examples
⚠️Note: Some examples may require additional hardware or specific Red Pitaya board models. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Repository Structure
Examples are organized by feature area. SCPI and API examples share the same directory structure for consistency.
  • Acquisition/ - Data acquisition and sampling
  • Acq_Gen/ - Combined acquisition and generation
  • Analog/ - Analog input/output operations
  • Digital/ - Digital GPIO and PWM examples
  • Digital_com/ - UART, I2C, SPI, and CAN communication
  • DMM/ - Deep Memory Mode for interfacing with RAM containing acquisition and generation examples
  • Generation/ - Signal generation and AWG examples
  • Hardware/ - Hardware-specific features and configuration
  • LCR/ - LCR meter functionality
  • Logic_analyzer/ - Protocol decoding and analysis
  • Multiboard/ - Multi-board synchronization
  • Other/ - Utility scripts and special-purpose examples
  • Socket_client_server/ - Socket-based client/server example
  • Streaming/ - Data streaming examples
Other Directories
  • Arduino/ - Examples for Arduino-based integration.
  • E3_source_code/ - Source code for the E3 expansion module.
  • web-tutorial/ - Web application tutorials and supporting examples.
  • old/ - Archived or legacy material kept for reference.
  • Tests/ - Test scripts for verifying Red Pitaya functionality.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
  • Red Pitaya board on the same local network as computer for remote use
  • SSH access for on-board execution
  • Compatible development environment for the language you want to use
Installation
  1. Clone the repository to your local machine:
    git clone https://github.com/RedPitaya/RedPitaya-Examples.git
cd RedPitaya-Examples
  2. SCPI examples: Turn on SCPI server on the Red Pitaya board. Make sure the redpitaya_scpi.py library is in the same folder as the example your want to run (or correctly referenced in the library path).
    python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
  3. API examples: Copy the example files to the Red Pitaya board and ssh into the board to run them. For example:
    scp -r API_examples root@rp-xxxxxx.local:/root
Running Examples
SCPI examples:
python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
On the Red Pitaya board:
ssh root@rp-xxxxxx.local
cd /root/API-examples/Python-API
python Digital/dig_1_led_blink.py
Documentation
For detailed API documentation, command references, and programming guides, visit the Red Pitaya documentation site.
Key documentation areas include:
  • API and remote control
  • Command reference
  • Hardware specifications
  • Getting started guides
  • Application notes and tutorials
Project Information
Related Repositories
Version Compatibility
These examples are compatible with Red Pitaya OS 2.00 and later on all Red Pitaya boards. Check the individual example documentation for any specific requirements or dependencies.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome. If you have examples, improvements, or bug fixes:
  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch
  3. Make your changes with clear documentation
  4. Submit a pull request
Please follow the structure and documentation style used in the API_examples/Python_API/ examples.
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License
This examples repository is released under the GNU General Public License.
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injectUserscript("// Remove or un-stick sticky/fixed headers that block content\n(function() {\n function unstick() {\n document.querySelectorAll('header, nav, [role=\"banner\"], .header, .navbar, .sticky, .fixed-top, [style*=\"position: fixed\"], [style*=\"position:sticky\"]').forEach(function(el) {\n if (el.style.position === 'fixed' || el.style.position === 'sticky' || \n getComputedStyle(el).position === 'fixed' || getComputedStyle(el).position === 'sticky') {\n el.style.position = 'static';\n el.style.top = 'auto';\n el.style.zIndex = 'auto';\n }\n });\n }\n \n unstick();\n \n var observer = new MutationObserver(unstick);\n observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true, attributes: true, attributeFilter: ['style', 'class'] });\n})();", "Kill Sticky Headers");
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Red Pitaya Programming Examples
A curated collection of programming examples for Red Pitaya boards, organized to make it easier to find the right language, interface, or hardware-specific example.
⚠️Note: The repository is undergoing an update to improve organization and documentation. Some examples may be moved or renamed. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Overview
This repository contains practical examples for programming and controlling Red Pitaya boards. The examples cover signal acquisition, generation, digital I/O, communication protocols, streaming, logic analysis, and board-specific utilities.
Programming options:
  • Remote control from a PC or laptop (SCPI commands)
  • On-board execution directly on the Red Pitaya board (API commands)
Supported example sets:
  • API examples:

    • Python
    • C++
  • SCPI examples:

    • Python
    • MATLAB
    • LabVIEW
  • Legacy SCPI commands (pre 1.04 OS)
Other resources:
  • Web application tutorials
  • E3 module source code
  • Arduino examples
⚠️Note: Some examples may require additional hardware or specific Red Pitaya board models. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Repository Structure
Examples are organized by feature area. SCPI and API examples share the same directory structure for consistency.
  • Acquisition/ - Data acquisition and sampling
  • Acq_Gen/ - Combined acquisition and generation
  • Analog/ - Analog input/output operations
  • Digital/ - Digital GPIO and PWM examples
  • Digital_com/ - UART, I2C, SPI, and CAN communication
  • DMM/ - Deep Memory Mode for interfacing with RAM containing acquisition and generation examples
  • Generation/ - Signal generation and AWG examples
  • Hardware/ - Hardware-specific features and configuration
  • LCR/ - LCR meter functionality
  • Logic_analyzer/ - Protocol decoding and analysis
  • Multiboard/ - Multi-board synchronization
  • Other/ - Utility scripts and special-purpose examples
  • Socket_client_server/ - Socket-based client/server example
  • Streaming/ - Data streaming examples
Other Directories
  • Arduino/ - Examples for Arduino-based integration.
  • E3_source_code/ - Source code for the E3 expansion module.
  • web-tutorial/ - Web application tutorials and supporting examples.
  • old/ - Archived or legacy material kept for reference.
  • Tests/ - Test scripts for verifying Red Pitaya functionality.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
  • Red Pitaya board on the same local network as computer for remote use
  • SSH access for on-board execution
  • Compatible development environment for the language you want to use
Installation
  1. Clone the repository to your local machine:
    git clone https://github.com/RedPitaya/RedPitaya-Examples.git
cd RedPitaya-Examples
  2. SCPI examples: Turn on SCPI server on the Red Pitaya board. Make sure the redpitaya_scpi.py library is in the same folder as the example your want to run (or correctly referenced in the library path).
    python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
  3. API examples: Copy the example files to the Red Pitaya board and ssh into the board to run them. For example:
    scp -r API_examples root@rp-xxxxxx.local:/root
Running Examples
SCPI examples:
python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
On the Red Pitaya board:
ssh root@rp-xxxxxx.local
cd /root/API-examples/Python-API
python Digital/dig_1_led_blink.py
Documentation
For detailed API documentation, command references, and programming guides, visit the Red Pitaya documentation site.
Key documentation areas include:
  • API and remote control
  • Command reference
  • Hardware specifications
  • Getting started guides
  • Application notes and tutorials
Project Information
Related Repositories
Version Compatibility
These examples are compatible with Red Pitaya OS 2.00 and later on all Red Pitaya boards. Check the individual example documentation for any specific requirements or dependencies.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome. If you have examples, improvements, or bug fixes:
  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch
  3. Make your changes with clear documentation
  4. Submit a pull request
Please follow the structure and documentation style used in the API_examples/Python_API/ examples.
Support
License
This examples repository is released under the GNU General Public License.
Red Pitaya teachnical team
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Red Pitaya Programming Examples
A curated collection of programming examples for Red Pitaya boards, organized to make it easier to find the right language, interface, or hardware-specific example.
⚠️Note: The repository is undergoing an update to improve organization and documentation. Some examples may be moved or renamed. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Overview
This repository contains practical examples for programming and controlling Red Pitaya boards. The examples cover signal acquisition, generation, digital I/O, communication protocols, streaming, logic analysis, and board-specific utilities.
Programming options:
  • Remote control from a PC or laptop (SCPI commands)
  • On-board execution directly on the Red Pitaya board (API commands)
Supported example sets:
  • API examples:

    • Python
    • C++
  • SCPI examples:

    • Python
    • MATLAB
    • LabVIEW
  • Legacy SCPI commands (pre 1.04 OS)
Other resources:
  • Web application tutorials
  • E3 module source code
  • Arduino examples
⚠️Note: Some examples may require additional hardware or specific Red Pitaya board models. Please check the individual example documentation for compatibility and requirements.
Repository Structure
Examples are organized by feature area. SCPI and API examples share the same directory structure for consistency.
  • Acquisition/ - Data acquisition and sampling
  • Acq_Gen/ - Combined acquisition and generation
  • Analog/ - Analog input/output operations
  • Digital/ - Digital GPIO and PWM examples
  • Digital_com/ - UART, I2C, SPI, and CAN communication
  • DMM/ - Deep Memory Mode for interfacing with RAM containing acquisition and generation examples
  • Generation/ - Signal generation and AWG examples
  • Hardware/ - Hardware-specific features and configuration
  • LCR/ - LCR meter functionality
  • Logic_analyzer/ - Protocol decoding and analysis
  • Multiboard/ - Multi-board synchronization
  • Other/ - Utility scripts and special-purpose examples
  • Socket_client_server/ - Socket-based client/server example
  • Streaming/ - Data streaming examples
Other Directories
  • Arduino/ - Examples for Arduino-based integration.
  • E3_source_code/ - Source code for the E3 expansion module.
  • web-tutorial/ - Web application tutorials and supporting examples.
  • old/ - Archived or legacy material kept for reference.
  • Tests/ - Test scripts for verifying Red Pitaya functionality.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
  • Red Pitaya board on the same local network as computer for remote use
  • SSH access for on-board execution
  • Compatible development environment for the language you want to use
Installation
  1. Clone the repository to your local machine:
    git clone https://github.com/RedPitaya/RedPitaya-Examples.git
cd RedPitaya-Examples
  2. SCPI examples: Turn on SCPI server on the Red Pitaya board. Make sure the redpitaya_scpi.py library is in the same folder as the example your want to run (or correctly referenced in the library path).
    python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
  3. API examples: Copy the example files to the Red Pitaya board and ssh into the board to run them. For example:
    scp -r API_examples root@rp-xxxxxx.local:/root
Running Examples
SCPI examples:
python SCPI_examples/Python_SCPI/acq_1_treshold.py
On the Red Pitaya board:
ssh root@rp-xxxxxx.local
cd /root/API-examples/Python-API
python Digital/dig_1_led_blink.py
Documentation
For detailed API documentation, command references, and programming guides, visit the Red Pitaya documentation site.
Key documentation areas include:
  • API and remote control
  • Command reference
  • Hardware specifications
  • Getting started guides
  • Application notes and tutorials
Project Information
Related Repositories
Version Compatibility
These examples are compatible with Red Pitaya OS 2.00 and later on all Red Pitaya boards. Check the individual example documentation for any specific requirements or dependencies.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome. If you have examples, improvements, or bug fixes:
  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create a feature branch
  3. Make your changes with clear documentation
  4. Submit a pull request
Please follow the structure and documentation style used in the API_examples/Python_API/ examples.
Support
License
This examples repository is released under the GNU General Public License.
Red Pitaya teachnical team
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Resources
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