NexatomTT SDK Preview
Build C, C++ and Python applications with the NexatomTT SDK. Choose your platform below; the standard UTT810 software installer remains the primary user application download.
Choose your platform
Windows x64
| Version | 0.1.0-preview.18.2 |
|---|---|
| File | nexatomtt-sdk-v0.1.0-preview.18.2-windows-x64.zip |
| File size | 8,778,285 bytes / 8.78 MB |
| SHA256 | ba48a611ee93baf3b43e4cd4d5a808167a70653f4f449e90e8468f5f720514fa |
| Platform | Windows x64 |
| Distribution | Public preview |
| Native commit | d21ba52ba40b32907a06d32ffcdd16ea7e0ce023 |
| SDK information | View SDK details |
Linux x64
| Version | 0.1.0-preview.18.2 |
|---|---|
| File | nexatomtt-sdk-v0.1.0-preview.18.2-linux-x64.tar.gz |
| File size | 11,160,822 bytes / 11.16 MB |
| SHA256 | 9b9639dc439a04d468654b7b793c7700782633d010ff26e71109b5ffee4c3bdd |
| Platform | Linux x64 |
| Distribution | Public preview |
| Native commit | d21ba52ba40b32907a06d32ffcdd16ea7e0ce023 |
| SDK information | View SDK details |
Linux package checks run on Ubuntu 24.04 under WSL2. Follow the FTDI USB access instructions included in the README.
Included integration surfaces
C API and C++ integration
Include nexatomtt_c_api.h and link the native runtime library. C++ applications use the same C ABI.
Python package
Python wrapper and examples for loading the SDK, checking version information, booting an existing runtime slot, realtime smoke checks, and TIHI/MFCO workflows.
Preview documentation
Public preview documentation, license text, third-party notices, package manifest, and SHA256 verification file.
Start with the examples
Extract the SDK and run python python/examples/load_smoke.py --home . from its root. Use python3 on Linux when needed. The package README explains driver setup and the supported hardware workflows. Read the SDK manual for tutorials and the C/Python reference.
Use the standalone project in examples/sdk for C and C++, or the Python channel setup and processed/raw acquisition examples. They demonstrate threshold, edge, delay and hysteresis configuration, saving and offline analysis. Windows C/C++ examples use MinGW and the matching import library; Linux examples link the shared library.
Preview.18.2 selects instruments by USB port, so several can be connected at once, delivers one stopped result per processor after Stop, adds file-saving statistics and includes firmware catalogue 3 (Z080_004 for the Zynq UTT810, K168_004 for the Kintex UTT160810). Both archives pass package and example checks, the Linux archive on Ubuntu 24.04 under WSL2. Hardware checks for this preview ran on Windows with the bootloader-equipped Zynq running Z080_004 and the Kintex running K168_004, including two instruments on USB at once; the earlier preview.7 checks used internal test pulses and digital input delays through 256 ns. Legacy Zynq hardware qualification for this preview, Linux hardware checks, and external analog validation, remain pending.
Firmware safety note
The Python examples can boot an existing valid runtime slot when hardware is connected in bootloader mode. Firmware image loading is not part of normal SDK use and is limited to the advanced field-update example with explicit confirmation flags and overwrite guards.
Support
For SDK preview questions, contact subodh@nexatom.in or call +91 8884998660.