A few simple programs

• cv_HP4284. A simple GUI program that uses the HP4284 instrument to make Capacitance versus Voltage analysis.
• GpibInstr. Instrument library written in Python. Some of the instruments use the SCPI language so you may argue that it is unnecessary to make an extra layer on the top but I find the resulting programs more readable if the library is used. This makes programs written for the non-SCPI instruments much more readable.
• iv_HP4140. A simple GUI program that uses the HP4140 instrument to make Current versus Voltage analysis.
• ProgPhil. This is a program similar to the "FlashMagic" program that in fact works on Linux under Wine if you have a real serial port on your machine. But if you need a USB to serial converter, then it does not work (or did at least not work). My program is simpler and far from finished but it works at least for the 89C66X familiy.
• Tsc. This is a skeleton for a program to measure thermally stimulated current. Because how slow the temperature controller is, the program is really boring to debug. It should work with a little bit of work but I don't know if i will finish it. It uses the Keithley 6517 current meter along with the Leybold LTC 60 temperature controller.
• ILab is a php and python based measurement system to allow measurments to be done over the internet. A (more or less) working example of this can be found on the following homepage. There are some problems with the transistor measurements. This system was designed at Chalmers University of Technology. 

• Fasthenry. 
• Pscan
• L-meter
• Xoscope. This program does have an offical homepage but the development seems to be halted. My changes to xoscope make the program useable on amd64 computers and fixes the Comedi interface.
• Fudgit. A quite nice program for numerical analysis of datasets. It hasn't been updated for many years and programs like Octave and Scilab have perhaps made it obsolete. However it was quite easy to fix it to compile.