Hi Dennis,
Thanks for reporting back your findings!
I’m replying to the list, for the benefit of others, whom may be having a
shared experience with you.
Regarding the S-parameter checker, if you’ve got the Anaconda Python
distribution installed, you should have everything you need to launch the
S-parameter checker notebook. From the directory containing that notebook, or
one of its antecedents:
jupyter notebook
After executing the command, above, you should find that you’ve been dropped
into your default browser, at a new page providing a listing of the directory
in which you executed the command. Just navigate to the S-parameter checker
notebook and click on it. Then, change the Touchstone file names, as
appropriate, and from the Kernel menu select Restart and run all.
Note that Touchstone file names may be entered either:
relative to the location of the S-parameter checker notebook, or
absolutely.
-db
Hi David,
For my Windows 10 installation, installing kiwisolver fixed PyBERT for both
environments. For my Windows 7 installation, PyBERT works for the pybert64
environment, but the pybert32 environment has an error loading a DLL for
PySide.QtCore; below is the error message:
from pyface.qt import QtCore, QtGui, qt_api
File
"C:\ProgramData\Anaconda2\envs\pybert32\lib\site-packages\pyface\qt\QtCore.py",
line 20, in <module>
from PySide.QtCore import *
ImportError: DLL load failed: %1 is not a valid Win32 application.
To invoke the new S-parameter checker, do I need to research how to use
Jupyter notebooks?
Thanks for all your help and making PyBERT available,
Dennis
