anritsu_lightning
Python interface to the Anritsu Lightning 37xxxD VNA
Installation
> pip install anritsu_lightning
Usage
>>> from anritsu_lightning import CommChannel
>>> with CommChannel(address=6) as vna:
... vna.ch3.parameter = "S21"
... s21 = vna.read(channel=3, data_status="corrected")
>>>
It is also possible to read the S-parameters in Touchstone SnP format.
>>> from anritsu_lightning import CommChannel
>>> with CommChannel(address=6) as vna:
... vna.measurement_setup.start = 40e6 # Hz
... vna.measurement_setup.stop = 20e9 # Hz
... vna.measurement_setup.data_points = 401
... vna.ch1.parameter = "S11"
... vna.ch1.graph_type = "log magnitude"
... vna.ch1.graph_scale = 20.0 # dB/div
... vna.ch2.parameter = "S12"
... vna.ch3.parameter = "S21"
... vna.ch3.graph_type = "log magnitude"
... vna.ch3.graph_scale = 2.0 # dB/div
... vna.ch4.parameter = "S22"
... vna.display_mode = "dual channels 1 & 3"
... with open(<file>, "wt") as f:
... f.write(vna.get_s2p(previous=False))
>>>
It is also possible to use the markers to find the -3 dB point of a filter. In this example, the VNA measured the -3 dB bandwidth of a Mini-Circuits VLF-1000+ low pass filter with nominal specification of 1.3 GHz. The VNA was already setup to measure S21 on channel 3 between 40 MHz and 5 GHz.
In [1]: from anritsu_lightning import CommChannel
In [2]: cc = CommChannel(address=6)
In [3]: vna = cc.get_instrument()
In [4]: vna.markers.mode = "normal"
In [5]: vna.markers.enable([1, 2])
In [6]: vna.markers.set_active(1)
In [7]: vna.markers.set_xaxis_location(1, "40 MHz")
In [8]: vna.markers.delta_reference = 1
In [9]: vna.markers.set_active(2)
In [10]: bw = vna.markers.search("-3 dB", reference="delta reference", timeout=5000)
In [11]: print(f"{bw/1e9:.2f} GHz")
1.26 GHz
Supported features:
- Measurement setup: frequency sweep, data points, etc.
- Channel setup: parameter (S11, S12, ...), graph type, etc.
- Graph setup: scale, reference, offset
- Data transfer: channel data, screen bitmap, S2P file
- Markers
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