from typing import List
from ....Internal.Core import Core
from ....Internal.CommandsGroup import CommandsGroup
from ....Internal import Conversions
from .... import enums
# noinspection PyPep8Naming,PyAttributeOutsideInit,SpellCheckingInspection
class PowerCls:
"""
| Commands in total: 3
| Subgroups: 0
| Direct child commands: 3
"""
def __init__(self, core: Core, parent):
self._core = core
self._cmd_group = CommandsGroup("power", core, parent)
# noinspection PyTypeChecker
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def get_amode(self) -> enums.PowerAttMode:
"""
``[SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer:AMODe`` \n
Snippet: ``value: enums.PowerAttMode = driver.source.listPy.power.get_amode()`` \n
No help available
"""
response = self._core.io.query_str('SOURce<HwInstance>:LIST:POWer:AMODe?')
return Conversions.str_to_scalar_enum(response, enums.PowerAttMode)
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def set_amode(self, amode: enums.PowerAttMode) -> None:
"""
``[SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer:AMODe`` \n
Snippet: ``driver.source.listPy.power.set_amode(amode = enums.PowerAttMode.AUTO)`` \n
No help available
"""
param = Conversions.enum_scalar_to_str(amode, enums.PowerAttMode)
self._core.io.write(f'SOURce<HwInstance>:LIST:POWer:AMODe {param}')
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def get_points(self) -> int:
"""
``[SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer:POINts`` \n
Snippet: ``value: int = driver.source.listPy.power.get_points()`` \n
Queries the number (points) of level entries in the selected list.
:return: points: integer Range: 0 to INT_MAX
"""
response = self._core.io.query_str('SOURce<HwInstance>:LIST:POWer:POINts?')
return Conversions.str_to_int(response)
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def get_value(self) -> List[float]:
"""
``[SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer`` \n
Snippet: ``value: List[float] = driver.source.listPy.power.get_value()`` \n
Enters the level values in the selected list. The number of level values must correspond to the number of frequency
values. Existing data is overwritten.
:return: power: Power#1{, Power#2, ...} | block data You can either enter the data as a list of numbers, or as binary block data. The list of numbers can be of any length, with the list entries separated by commas. In binary block format, 8 (4) bytes are always interpreted as a floating-point number with double accuracy. See also method ``RsSmw.formatPy.data()`` . Range: depends on options , Unit: dBm
"""
response = self._core.io.query_bin_or_ascii_float_list('SOURce<HwInstance>:LIST:POWer?')
return response
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def set_value(self, power: List[float]) -> None:
"""
``[SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer`` \n
Snippet: ``driver.source.listPy.power.set_value(power = [1.1, 2.2, 3.3])`` \n
Enters the level values in the selected list. The number of level values must correspond to the number of frequency
values. Existing data is overwritten.
:param power: Power#1{, Power#2, ...} | block data You can either enter the data as a list of numbers, or as binary block data. The list of numbers can be of any length, with the list entries separated by commas. In binary block format, 8 (4) bytes are always interpreted as a floating-point number with double accuracy. See also method ``RsSmw.formatPy.data()`` . Range: depends on options , Unit: dBm
"""
param = Conversions.list_to_csv_str(power)
self._core.io.write(f'SOURce<HwInstance>:LIST:POWer {param}')