Keywords
IR correction
| Keyword | Meaning | Where to use |
|---|---|---|
| IRcorr = “R” | iR-compensation using measured real part of the impedance | When loading a dataset |
| IRcorr = “Z” | iR-correct using measured absolute impedance | When loading a dataset |
| IRcorr = “Rmed” | Calculates first the median of the real part of the impedance(Rmed), and then i*Rmed to correct the potential | When loading a dataset |
| IRcorr = “Zmed” | Calculates first the median of the absolute impedance(Zmed), then the calculated i*Zmed to correct the potential | When loading a dataset |
| IRcorr = 1.0 | Manual iR-correct where the number corresponds to the Rsol | When loading a dataset |
For plotting
The plots are created using mathplotlib. Typical keywords associated with plotting using PLT can be used to adjust a plot.
| Keyword | Meaning | Where to use |
|---|---|---|
| title = “string” | Change the title of a plot. | When plotting a dataset |
| xlabel = “string” | Change the xlabel of a plot. | When plotting a dataset |
| ylabel = “string” | Change the ylabel of a plot. | When plotting a dataset |
| xscale = “log” | Change the x scale to log. | When plotting a dataset |
| yscale = “log” | Change the y scale to log. | When plotting a dataset |
| y_smooth = 3 | moving averaging of the y data number correspond to the width of the moving average. | When plotting a dataset |
| x_smooth = 4 | moving averaging of the y data number correspond to the width of the moving average. | When plotting a dataset |
| label = “string” or [“str”,..] | Change the label of a line(s). | When plotting a dataset |
| color = “color” or [“color1”,..] | Change the color of a line(s). | When plotting a dataset |
| linewidth = float or [float,..] | Change the color of a line(s). | When plotting a dataset |
| linestyle = “style” or [“style1”,..] | Change the linestyle of a line(s). | When plotting a dataset |
| alpha = float or [float,..] | Change the alpha channel of a line(s). | When plotting a dataset |
| xlim = [float , float] | Change x-limits of the graph. | When plotting a dataset |
| ylim = [float , float] | Change y-limits of the graph. | When plotting a dataset |