Tools to design RF components and networks.
Project description
RF tools
Tools to design RF components and networks
Installation
To install via pip:
python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/garrettj403/RF-tools.git
Examples: Command Line
Analyze a WR4.3 rectangular waveguide:
Input:
$ waveguide WR4.3 --freq 230
Output:
Rectangular Waveguide: WR4.3
--------------------------------------------------
a = 1.092 [mm]
b = 0.546 [mm]
low freq. = 171.553 [GHz]
mid freq. = 215.471 [GHz]
high freq. = 259.388 [GHz]
cutoff TE10 = 137.242 [GHz]
cutoff TE20 = 274.485 [GHz]
cutoff TE01 = 274.485 [GHz]
cutoff TE/TM11 = 306.883 [GHz]
-> at 230.0 GHz
wavelength = 1.624 [mm]
impedance = 469.469 [ohms]
Analyze a 0.5 mm radius circular waveguide:
Input:
$ cwaveguide 0.5 --freq 345
Output:
Circular Waveguide:
--------------------------------------------------
a = 0.500 [mm]
low freq. = 219.601 [GHz]
mid freq. = 275.819 [GHz]
high freq. = 332.037 [GHz]
cutoff TE11 = 175.681 [GHz]
cutoff TM01 = 229.502 [GHz]
cutoff TE21 = 291.434 [GHz]
cutoff TE01 = 365.676 [GHz]
cutoff TM11 = 365.676 [GHz]
-> at 345.0 GHz
wavelength = 1.010 [mm]
impedance = 437.735 [ohms]
Calculate noise temperature using Y-factor technique:
Input:
$ noisetemp 4.9/2.2 --freq 850 --thot 300 --tcold 20
Output:
Noise temperature from Y-factor
--------------------------------------------------
Y-factor = 2.227
-> using CW equations with f = 850 GHz
Hot load = 300.462 [K]
Cold load = 26.496 [K]
Noise temp. = 196.735 [K]
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