zhinst-timing-models
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Feedback Data Latency model for PQSC, SHF- and HDAWG systems.
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pip install zhinst-timing-models
from zhinst.timing_models import (
PQSCMode,
QAType,
QCCSFeedbackModel,
SGType,
TriggerSource,
get_feedback_system_description,
)
model = QCCSFeedbackModel(
description=get_feedback_system_description(
generator_type=SGType.HDAWG,
analyzer_type=QAType.SHFQA,
pqsc_mode=PQSCMode.DECODER,
trigger_source=TriggerSource.ZSYNC,
)
)
awg_clock_cycles = model.get_latency(...)
zhinst-timing-models is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.
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Feedback Data Latency model for PQSC, SHF- and HDAWG systems.
We found that zhinst-timing-models demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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