Description
scikit-rf (aka skrf) is an Open Source, BSD-licensed package for RF/Microwave engineering implemented
in the Python programming language. It provides a modern, object-oriented library which is both
flexible and scalable.
Install
If you have installed Python, you can install scikit-rf from pip via
python -m pip install scikit-rf
If you have installed conda, then you can also get scikit-rf from
conda install -c conda-forge scikit-rf
scikit-rf includes standalone gui applications which can be installed and used like this
# Install the additional dependencies for the gui applications
python -m pip install scikit-rf[plot,visa]
# Run the apps
data-grabber # Run the data-grabber application
multiline-trl # Run the multiline-trl application
Questions or comments? Ask the Community
- LinkedIn scikit-rf Users Group: User group to ask and answer questions and to received scikit-rf announcements.
- Chat: scikit-rf have channels on both Slack and Matrix
- Suggestion box: if you would like to suggest a feature/topic for consideration (optionally anonymous).
Contributing to the scikit-rf project
There is multiple ways to contribute to an open-source project like scikit-rf!
- Sponsoring the project
- Contributing to the code
- Contributing to the Documentation
- Getting some merchandise to express your love
Authors
The list of the developers of scikit-rf is available on the contributors page.
License
scikit-rf is permissively licensed under a 3-clause BSD license.
2 maintainers
Metadata
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