The Pulse-Sequence Instrument Control Tool. Developing scripts to allow string-based input to Labber for more flexible control over pulse sequence configurations.
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Implement copying additional files on measurement #6
In the distant past, there was an idea to integrate arbitrary additional files to be copied along with each script; this was largely shelved because there was no real need for it. Now, with the advent of randomized benchmarking, it is necessary to do so again.
The idea is to specify the paths to 'additional files', along with their preferred suffixes, on a per-measurement basis. These will then be copied and renamed as the measurement is started, analogously to the scripts themselves.
Original report by Samuel Wolski (Bitbucket: 557058:90b732eb-6ab1-4b27-9495-eb00eafde259, GitHub: samwolski).
In the distant past, there was an idea to integrate arbitrary additional files to be copied along with each script; this was largely shelved because there was no real need for it. Now, with the advent of randomized benchmarking, it is necessary to do so again.
The idea is to specify the paths to 'additional files', along with their preferred suffixes, on a per-measurement basis. These will then be copied and renamed as the measurement is started, analogously to the scripts themselves.