A library for making pulses that can be leveraged with QCoDeS (in particular with Tektronix 5000/7000 series AWG drivers), but also works as standalone.
Usage examples can be found in broadbean's documentation here.
Short description: The broadbean module lets the user compose and manipulate pulse sequences. The aim of the module is to reduce pulse building to the logical minimum of specifications so that building and manipulation become as easy as saying "Gimme a square wave, then a ramp, then a sine, and then wait for 10 ms" and, in particular, "Do the same thing again, but now with the sine having twice the frequency it had before".
The little extra module called ripasso performs frequency filtering
and frequency filter compensation. It could be useful in a general
setting and is therefore factored out to its own module.
The name: The broad bean is one of my favourite pulses.
The broadbean package only works with python 3.9+
In general, refer to broadbeans documentation for installation instructions.
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Package for easily generating and manipulating signal pulses.
We found that broadbean demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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