Hi,
do NOT use JavaScript for something so complex.
WebAssembly allows you to use a real programming language. You
can, for example, use C# and the Uno Framework, and then get a
WebAssembly output web page which can run in ANY web browser, even
on Linux and Mac OS.
Tam
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With best regards
Tam HANNA
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On 12.08.22 15:48, Dr. David Kirkby,
Kirkby Microwave Ltd wrote:
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Hi Dave:
One of the key things about the Kobe Instrument Division
(KID) is that they pay a lot of attention to the errors
surrounding the measurements their instruments make.? An
excellent reference is The Impedance Handbook.? There may
be a computer program (maybe an app) that will make those
calculations.
Hi,
The calculations to work out the uncertainty are in the
manuals for the 4284A and 4285A. The calculations are
non-trivial, and not easily put into a computer program, as
one needs to look at graphs. I did ask Keysight if there
were any spreadsheets or similar, but they said no.? I
suggested that they make one for their newer instruments -
they said they would consider that. But the fact is that
computing the uncertainty is not an easy task. I thought
about trying to create a web page to do it, which would
stretch my web skills to the limit. I don't know javascript,
and I suspect that's the best way.
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Have Fun,
Brooke Clarke
Dave
