Overview of SDKs

Click on an icon below to go to the appropriate SDK.

Or learn more about communicating directly with our instruments by implementing the MethodSCRIPT communications protocol:

Which SDK to choose?

I want to ...

… develop an application in Python Go to PyPalmSens SDK

… develop a desktop application in Visual Studio Go to the SDK for .NET

… develop an Android and/or iOS app Go to SDKs for iOS and Android

… embed the EmStat Pico or EmStat4M module Go to MethodSCRIPT

… control my potentiostat in Matlab Go to SDK for Matlab

… control my potentiostat in LabVIEW Go to SDK for LabVIEW

PyPalmSens

PyPalmSens is a Python library for automating electrochemistry experiments with your PalmSens instruments. It provides an intuitive Python API, making it straightforward to integrate into your Python workflows. All instruments are supported and examples are included.

Python SDK Read Documentation

PalmSens SDKs for .NET

Includes .NET libraries, documentation and code examples for WinForms, WPF and Xamarin for Android
Useful for more powerful devices running Windows or Android, such as PCs and smartphones.
Develop in any language supporting the .NET framework, like C# and VB.NET.
Quickly develop your application using our analytical tools, including peak detection and equivalent circuit fitting.

Note on Linux and MacOS: Although our SDK does not officially support Linux, MacOS or Raspbian, you can run our .NET SDKs using Mono.

Download .NET SDK for WinForms Download .NET SDK for WPF Download .NET SDK for Android Xamarin Read more about the SDK for .NET

Mobile Devices

Use the example application made in Xamarin, that supports both iOS and Android. Use the app as is, to show to investors and clients, or customize the code that is available on GitHub.

Get the Customizable Example App

As an alternative, you can create a custom app based on the PalmSens libraries.

For Android, build applications with our SDK for Android using Xamarin, Visual Studio .NET and C#. If you prefer to program in Java or Kotlin and you have a Nexus, EmStat4, EmStat Pico or Sensit, you can use MethodSCRIPT for direct communication instead (no implementation of the .NET libraries required).
For iOS, build applications using direct communication with MethodSCRIPT and our SWIFT example.

Create a custom app from scratch