liaifat85:
Try to run some example code provided by the library you installed to see if you can read data from the sensor. You can also follow this tutorial for cross-checking: https://www.pcbway.com/project/sharepro … 355f0.html
If the FS3000 sensor doesn’t support Python directly. You can use an Arduino to read data from the FS3000 sensor and then communicate the data to your PYNQ-Z2 board over a serial interface (UART, SPI, etc.).
I appreciate your help
I tried to run the example codes in the library, and here is the result.