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https://github.com/adrienplacais/multipac_testbench_calibrate_racks

A tool to calibrate the rf racks on the MULTIPAC test bench at LPSC, Grenoble, France

https://github.com/adrienplacais/multipac_testbench_calibrate_racks

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A tool to calibrate the rf racks on the MULTIPAC test bench at LPSC, Grenoble, France

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  • Owner: AdrienPlacais
  • Language: Python
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calibration experimental multipacting multipactor
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RF rack calibrator

This small script calibrates the rf racks for the MULTIPAC test bench @LPSC, Grenoble, France.

Installation

  1. Clone the repository: bash git clone git@github.com:AdrienPlacais/multipac_testbench_calibrate_racks.git
  2. Create a dedicated Python environment, activate it.
  3. Navigate to the main folder and install the library with all dependencies: bash pip install -e .

[!NOTE] If you are completely new to Python and these instructions are unclear, check this tutorial. In particular, you will want to: 1. Install Python 3.11 or higher. 2. Learn to use Python environments, pipenv or virtualenv. 3. Install a Python IDE such as Spyder or VSCode.

How to use

Plug signal generator to input of RF rack, plug 0/10V output to the Arc2 output, perform power sweeps.

[!INFO] In versions 0.1.x and earlier, power sweep had to be -30dBm to 6dBm, one point per dBm. In versions 0.2.0 and later, power has to be stored in NI9205_dBm columns.

Expected file structure:

bash base_folder/ ├── E1 │   ├── MesureE1-100MHz.txt # holds measured voltage in ``NI9205_Arc2`` │   ├── MesureE1-120MHz.txt # 0.2.0 and later, also input power in ``NI9205_dBm`` │   ├── MesureE1-140MHz.txt │   ├── MesureE1-160MHz.txt │   ├── MesureE1-180MHz.txt │   ├── MesureE1-80MHz.txt │   └── MesureE1-88MHz.txt ├── E2 │   ├── MesureE2-100MHz.txt ... etc └── MesureE7-88MHz.txt

Example data is provided in data/measurements. An example script is provided in src/multipac_testbench_calibrate_racks/main.py.

TODO

  • [ ] Remove illegal quoting in results file
  • [X] Cleaner installation instructions
  • [ ] Complete documentation

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