With the SINUS Measurement Toolbox (SMT) for MATLAB, scientists and engineers using Soundbook, Apollo and/or MSX16 can harness the full power, flexibility and high performance of the most important software tool in the field of technical computing: MATLAB.
The SMT is not just a file export interface delivering data in a MATLAB-readable format: it provides MATLAB programmers with an easy-to-use control interface which also allows data to be accessed both during and after the data acquisition. The SMT implements a consistent interface between MATLAB and the various families of SINUS instruments such as Soundbook, Apollo, Swing and MSX16.
Various types of applications are possible. Using the SMT, the SINUS hardware can be directly controlled from the MATLAB command line or from user-written functions. In addition to running programs in the interpreter mode, as is possible for every user having a MATLAB license, the MATLAB programs can also be compiled. The license-freedom of such programs is of considerable economic importance for the end-user. As a Connections Program Partner of The MathWorks Inc., SINUS Messtechnik GmbH can also support you in the development of your own MATLAB applications.
The application developer is provided with a clear and consistent conceptual model, and does not have to spend an inordinate amount of time learning device-specific interface procedures and data structures. This technology enables the user to easily exploit our devices with a minimum of programming. |
