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# LCR Connector (Legacy)
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2026-06-17 12:39:12 +08:00
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Get the resistor, capacitor, or inductor circuit which has the closest value for your given value within at most 3 devices.
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2026-06-16 22:37:05 +08:00
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2026-06-17 12:39:12 +08:00
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This is the legacy version of LCR Connector, although this is also refactored from true legacy version in modern Python.
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## Usage
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- Execute `uv sync` to configure the environment.
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- Execute `uv run lcr-connector --help` for the usage of LCR Connector.
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- After launch LCR Connector, you can see the help message in interactive console, or type `help` to see the help message.
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Additionaly, for using LCR Connector, you need 3 list files holding all possible device standard values which are available in your laboratory.
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Each of them represents a type of device respectively, resistor, capacitor, or inductor.
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These list files are basically like this:
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```
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100
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220
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270
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390
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470
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680
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1k
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1.2k
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1.5k
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2.2k
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3.3k
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4.7k
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6.8k
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10k
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47k
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100k
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1M
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```
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Supported units are:
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- n: Nano
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- p: Pico
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- u: Micro
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- m: Milli
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- k: Kilo
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- M: Mega
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- G: Giga
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There is no physical unit for the values in the list files.
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Unit is optional. If you don't specify a unit, the value is considered as a plain floating value.
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Unit is **case sensitive** to distinguish between milli and mega (e.g. 1m is milli, 1M is mega).
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