Get All NI-RFPM De-embedding Data (TSM)

Get All NI-RFPM De-embedding Data (TSM)

Requires: TSM

Returns the NI-RFPM subsystem sessions and paths and orientations of the S2P files that characterize the de-embedding network for every port connected to a DUT pin in the Semiconductor Module context.

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	De-embedding Files returns an array of de-embedding files, where each element is a cluster that includes the path and orientation of data in the S2P file that characterizes the de-embedding network for each port in the Ports List parameter. If the path is an absolute path, the VI returns the absolute path whether the file exists or not. If the path is a relative path and the file exists relative to the path of the pin map file, the VI returns the absolute path of the existing file. Otherwise, the VI returns a string without error.
	Ports Lists returns an array of ports for each pin connected to an NI-RFPM subsystem in the Semiconductor Module Context
	Instrument Sessions returns an array of NI-RFPM subsystem sessions, where each element is the session for each port in the Ports List parameter.
	Semiconductor Module Context out returns the Semiconductor Module Context parameter unchanged.
	Semiconductor Module Context is a valid ActiveX reference to a Semiconductor Module context object.