Microcalorimetry
This package provides a library of data acquisition and analysis tools for RF power calibrations using microcalorimeters. Included in this package is:
- A Python scripting API.
- A GUI for data acquisition and analysis.
This package is built using Rocky Mountain Ellipse (RME), a project to develop tools for digital traceability at NIST.
Please refer to the docs for detailed information on how to use the package.
Introduction
Install with pip or preffered package manager.
pip install microcalorimetry
CLI
The command line interface can be accessed with the ucal command.
ucal --help
GUI
The GUI is launched via the command line interface.
ucal gui
Python API
The Python API provides a programmable interface for performing data acquisition and analysis.
The microcalorimetry.measurements submodule provides an interface into RF sweep and DC sweep measurement procedures, as well as tools to parse the raw data.
import microcalorimetry.measurements.dcsweep as dcsweep
import microcalorimetry.measurements.rfsweep as rfsweep
Analysis procedures are in the microcalorimetry.analysis submodule.
import microcalorimetry.analysis as analysis
Mathematical operations compatable with (RMEMeas) objects are stored in the microcalorimetry.math submodule.
These are the mathematical models used in the analysis procedures.
import microcalorimetry.math as mcmath
Configuration objects for measurements and analysis procedures are provided in a microcalorimetry.configs submodule.
import microcalorimetry.configs as configs
Definitions of array structures used throughout the package are in the microcalorimetry.arrays submodule.
import microcalorimetry.arrays as arrays
This package nativley works with RMEllipse data types and file formats, but includes functions for exporting into other file formats.
import microcalorimetry.export as export
The GUI supports a plugin system for adding extra function interfaces. Special data types for adding GUI functions are provided in the microcalorimetry.gui_dtypes submodule.
import microcalorimetry.gui_dtypes as gui_dtypes
Authors
Contributors names and contact info
Daniel C. Gray Zenn C. Roberts Aaron M. Hagerstrom
1 maintainer
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