Instrument Control Toolbox | ![]() ![]() |
Cleaning Up the MATLAB Environment
When you no longer need the instrument object, you should remove it from memory with the delete
function.
Before using delete
, you must disconnect the object from the instrument with the fclose
function.
A deleted instrument object is invalid, which means that you cannot connect it to the instrument. In this case, you should remove the object from the MATLAB workspace. To remove instrument objects and other variables from the MATLAB workspace, use the clear
command.
If you use clear
on an object that is connected to an instrument, the object is removed from the workspace but remains connected to the instrument. You can restore cleared instrument objects to MATLAB with the instrfind
function.
![]() | Disconnecting and Cleaning Up | Controlling GPIB Instruments | ![]() |