Using the IIO Ecosystem

IIO (Industrial Input/Output) is a flexible ecosystem that allows various client tools to communicate with IIO device to configure the device, capture device data, generate waveforms, access registers, etc. Below diagram demonstrates the high level architecture of IIO ecosystem.

https://wiki.analog.com/resources/tools-software/linux-software/libiio

IIO Tools:

IIO Oscilloscope ADI IIO Oscilloscope is a cross platform GUI application, which demonstrates how to interface different evaluation boards within an IIO ecosystem. It supports raw data capture, FFT analysis, DMM measurement, device configuration, register read/write and data streaming.

pyadi-iio: Python interfaces Analog Devices python interfaces for hardware with Industrial I/O drivers. It provides python based scripts for raw data capture, device configuration and register read/write.

ACE ADI’s “Analysis, Control, Evaluation” (ACE) is a desktop software application which allows the evaluation and control of multiple evaluation systems.

Precision Converters MATLAB Toolbox Toolbox created by ADI to be used with MATLAB and Simulink with ADI Precision products.

IIO Command Line Command line interface for accessing IIO device parameters.

Pocketlab ADI Pocketlab is a display based GUI client. It supports raw data capture, FFT analysis, DMM measurement, device configuration, register read/write.

Note

These are the general evaluation and prototyping tools for Precision Converters but not all converters are supported. In some cases these tools provide generic IIO support (e.g. ACE, IIO Oscilloscope) and can provide basic functionality with any IIO based system. In other cases if a part is not currently supported, it is possible to add support for converters that you need due to the open source nature of the tools.