mcp-server-siglent-sdm3045x
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Scored across 5 tools
The tools are mostly distinct, but read vs. measure both return a single reading, and sample vs. burst both return statistics plus multiple readings. The detailed descriptions clarify the differences (preserve settings vs. change function; computer-paced timed sampling vs. instrument-paced count-based burst), so confusion should be limited.
All names use consistent lower_snake_case, with readable action-oriented terms. Most are single verbs (read, measure, sample, burst), while get_device_info uses a verb_noun form, which is a minor deviation from the otherwise uniform pattern.
Five tools is well-scoped for a multimeter server: single reading, configured measurement, timed sampling, fast burst acquisition, and device information. Each tool maps to a meaningful operation without unnecessary surface area.
The core measurement lifecycle is covered: current-settings reading, function/range selection, timed acquisition, fast burst acquisition, and device/configuration inspection. Minor gaps exist for advanced instrument features such as zero/relative, limit testing, or explicit configuration without immediately taking a reading, but standard workflows are supported.