This should help you to get started writing a Yats test case. We will create a Visual Studio solution, set up project dependencies and debug a very simple test case. We are assuming that Yats is installed at C:\Program Files\Yats Create a new C# DLL project: Add the following DLL dependencies to the project: attributes.dll,… Read More »
A summary of serial commands for the Velleman PS3005D lab power supply:
Let’s say the buffer was allocated with bigger capacity than the written data. This code will get the written bytes
How to get a short assembly name. Use:
A code snippet on how to populate a TableLayoutPanel cells with controls:
This post will give an example on how to add support for a custom test parameter type. The basic idea of test parameter value handling could be summarized as such: A parameter of a certain type is declared in a test case. In this example, the test case parameter could look like:
I’ve just discovered an undocumented command of the Velleman PS3005D programmable lab power supply. This PSU is available as a number of clones like Korad KA3005P reviewed at EEVBlog. I don’t know much about the serial communication protocol in the other PSU variants, perhaps they are different.
This is my latest contraption. I made an AC power supply that can be controlled by the Yats test automatization software or any other tool that can send commands via a serial port. It provides 4 mains sockets that are controlled either through RS232 or manually using buttons. There is one isolated 220V and one… Read More »