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thzdaq-analysis
Calculations on measured data of a SIS mixer bench: I-V curve analysis (Rn, Rj, Q, the
gap), noise temperature from hot/cold powers, shot noise, 2SB sideband rejection. Arrays
and numbers in, results out: no files, no instruments, no daemon; it depends only on
numpy. The bench daemon runs it as operations (analyze_iv); scripts and notebooks
may import it directly (pip install thzdaq[analysis]).
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