beamline
Accelerator online model and lattice visualization package developed by Python.
Developing language: Python 2.7 and 3.x
As of release 2.0.0, Python 3.x is supported, 1.x.y supports Python 2.7.
Main Features:
Parsing elegant (electron accelerator tracking code) lattice file (.lte) to be python dict or json string for further operations.
Modeling accelerator magnetic elements, such as dipole, quadrupole, drift, etc. to be python objects, from EPICS control environment to OOP level.
Support unit conversion between EPICS PV raw value and the physical real value of elements.
Modeling lattice beamline from modeled elements, constructing Lattice instance, dumping .lte file for code tracking.
Feeding defined elements with new configuration, interfacing with EPICS environment, to form the close-loop online system.
Visualizing the lattice layout by predefined elements’ style.
Friendly native-look GUI application to facilitate these functionalities.
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