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NameDescription
RFmxVNA_CalsetEmbedFixtureS2p

Embeds the inverse of a given fixture network into a specified calset. The typical use case for this utility is to remove the effect of an adapter that was present during calibration but is not present during later measurements from the Calset itself such that corrected measurements can be performed without considering the calibration adapter in the measurement de-embedding.

RFmxVNA_CalsetGetErrorTerm

Returns values for a specific error term from either the default calset of the specified signal or a named calset accessible across all signals.

RFmxVNA_CalsetGetErrorTermSplit

Returns values for a specific error term from either the default calset of the specified signal or a named calset accessible across all signals.

RFmxVNA_CalsetGetFrequencyGrid

Returns the calibration frequency grid from either the default calset of the specified signal or a named calset accessible across all signals.

RFmxVNA_CalsetLoadFromFile

Loads calset from a calset file (*.ncst), either to the default calset of the specified signal or to a named calset accessible across all signals.

RFmxVNA_CalsetSaveToFile

Saves to a calset file (*.ncst), either the default calset of the specified signal or a named calset accessible across all signals and corresponding relevant stimulus settings that were used to perform calibration.

RFmxVNA_ClearCalset

Clears either the default calset of the specified signal or a named calset accessible across all signals.

RFmxVNA_CopyCalset

Copies into a new calset either from the default calset of the specified signal or a named calset accessible across all signals.

RFmxVNA_DeselectActiveCalset

Deselects the active calset of the specified signal. You can select an active calset again using RFmxVNA_SelectActiveCalset function.

RFmxVNA_GetAllCalsetNames

Returns an array of calset names of all the available named calsets which are accessible across all signals.

RFmxVNA_SelectActiveCalset

Selects either the default calset of the specified signal or a named calset accessible across all signals as active calset for the specified signal.

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