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openstack-release-test 8.3.0
Package for testing OpenStack release tools.
Requires Python: >=3.10

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 release-test
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Package for testing OpenStack release tools.

This package contains no real useful code and should not need to be
packaged by distributors. Its sole purpose is to test the OpenStack
release automation tools.

* Free software: Apache license
* Documentation: http://docs.openstack.org/developer/release-test
* Source: http://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/release-test
tomato-picovna 2.1.0
This package is a part of tomato. It has been made for the automation of PicoVNA network analysers.
Requires Python: <3.12,>=3.10

# tomato-picovna

`tomato` driver for Pico Technologies PicoVNA network analysers.

This driver is a wrapper around the [`vna`](https://pypi.org/project/vna/) library, which is part of the [PicoVNA 5 SDK](https://github.com/picotech/picovna5-examples). As such, the driver needs to be supplied with a location of the SDK using the *settings file* of `tomato`.

## Installation
1. Download and install the PicoVNA 5 SDK. Tested with version `5.2.5` of the SDK.
2. Pass the location of the `python` folder within the SDK (e.g. `picovna5_sdk_v_5_2_5\python`) as `settings['dllpath']` to the driver.
3. Pass the location of a valid PicoVNA 5 calibration file (ends with `.calx`) as `settings['calibration']`.

## Supported functions

### Capabilities
- `linear_sweep` for performing a sweep of the reflection coefficient using linearly spaced points

### Attributes
- `temperature`, the temperature of the PicoVNA device, `RO`, `float`
- `bandwidth`, the filter bandwidth for the sweep in Hz, `RW`, `float`
- `power_level`, the power amplitude of the sweep in dBm, `RW`, `float`
- `sweep_params`, a list of sweep parameters defining the frequecies of the `start`, `stop`, and `step` for each component of the sweep, in Hz, `RW`, `float`
- `sweep_nports`, the number of ports to be swept, selecting a reflection (`= 1`) or transmission (`= 2`) experiment, `RW`, `int`

## Contributors

- Peter Kraus
tomato-mcc 2.1.0
This package is a part of tomato, made for automation of MCC DAQ temperature loggers (ME-Redlab, Digilent).
Requires Python: >=3.9

# tomato-mcc
`tomato` driver for MCC DAQ temperature readers (ME-Redlab, Digilent).

This driver is based on the [`mcculw`](https://github.com/mccdaq/mcculw) library, and is currently Windows-only. This driver is developed by the [ConCat lab at TU Berlin](https://tu.berlin/en/concat).

## Installation
1. Install DAQami, make sure you know the `dllpath` where `cbw32.dll` and `cbw64.dll` can be found. Normally, this is `"C:\Program Files (x86)\Measurement Computing\DAQ"`.
2. Install InstaCal, configure your board selecting appropriate thermocouple type. This will generate `CB.CFG`.
3. Pass the `dllpath` as `settings['dllpath']` to the driver.

## Supported functions

### Capabilities
- `measure_temperature` which measures the temperature on a given board (`address`) and `channel`

### Attributes
- `temperature` which is the current temperature, `pint.Quantity(float, "degC")`

## Contributors

- Peter Kraus