MATLAB demos and solutions using Wasatch Photonics spectrometers.
MATLAB has the interesting behavior that, after instantiating a WasatchNET.Spectrometer (or any .NET object, presumably), as soon as the CPU has some idle time (the user is not immediately running new commands, or ends the instantiation without a semicolon), the IDE appears to automatically traverse every Property "get" accessor in the order they are declared in the .NET Assembly (e.g., WasatchNET/Spectrometer.cs).
You can see these Property gettor calls in the Wasatch.NET debug log. They are mostly in alphabetical order, but a few unordered calls support the notion that they are called in source code declaration order.
The MATLAB demo requires a current release of Wasatch.NET, provided separately:
(Last tested with 2.4.14)
The Wasatch.NET driver includes FTDI drivers for SPI-only "embedded" spectrometers. WasatchNET.Driver.openAllSpectometers should internally perform an encapsulated, temporary and non-invasive directory change when loading FTDI drivers to test for the presence of an Adafruit SPI-to-USB adapter.
However, if you see this error message in a pop-up dialog, you may need to manually 'cd' to C:\Program Files\Wasatch Photonics\Wasatch.NET or equivalent so that FTD2XX.dll and related files can be found. (You're free to 'cd' back to wherever you want after openAllSpectrometers() completes.)
- 2023-09-26
- show how to load virtual EEPROM from JSON (sample/*.json)
- 2021-11-05
- updated AreaScanSlow image line indexing
- 2021-11-01
- added AreaScanSlow (SiG), tested with Wasatch.NET 2.3.37 and MATLAB 2021b
- 2021-11-01
- added AreaScanFast (Hamamatsu), tested with Wasatch.NET 2.3.36 and MATLAB 2021b
- 2019-12-10
- updated .m script
- 2019-12-09
- resolved secondaryADC issues (Wasatch.NET 2.1.4)
- 2019-12-06
- updated for Wasatch.NET 2.1.3 after testing with MATLAB 2019b Update 2 (64-bit)
