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View, edit and calculate scope results from simulations or real measurements.

Project description

Processing and comparison of time domain data similar to oscilloscopes in electronics. Typically used for technical comparisons in
  • Bachelor / Master / Ph.D. theses,

  • Scientific papers,

  • Technical manuals, and

  • Measurement reports.

Overview

Bring measurements from the oscilloscope and the circuit simulator into a standardized format. Edit the signals by shifting them in time (different zero points) or define the zero point for measuring equipment that can only record AC. Calculate the FFT or important values such as RMS, mean etc. Bring the originally different input formats into common plots to make comparisons easy.

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Getting started

Install this repository into your virtual environment (venv) or jupyter notebook:

pip install pysignalscope

Use the toolbox in your python program:

::

import pysignalscope as pss …

Examples

Have a look at the example, to see what you can do with this toolbox.

Documentation

Find the documentation here.

Bug Reports

Please use the issues report button within GitHub to report bugs.

Changelog

Find the changelog here.

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