si_cli
A tool to convert from and to cap and resistor values in a 3 digit format(SI-Format)
Installation
pip install si_cli
Usage
$ si from 104
100 k
$ si from 104 --cap
100 nf
$ si to 100k
104
$ si to 100nf
104
When using to there is no need for the --cap flag. Cap values are calculated if the input ends with an f
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