Tube Matching with Python — Table of Contents

Early this year I decided to study the Python programming language to help with data-intensive tasks I often face here in Electronaut’s lab, the most urgent one being the need to measure and match 1,200 vacuum tubes across a full range of bias voltages.

In late March I undertook a mentorship with a group of Python programmers here in Chicago called ChiPy, and I’m blogging a bit about my experience, below.

  1. Tube Matching with Python, Part 0 — Introduction
  2. Tube Matching with Python, Part 1 — Um, things have changed a little...
  3. Tube Matching with Python, Part 2 —  Push, Pull, and Balance
  4. Tube Matching with Python, Part 3 — Finding the Least Squares
  5. GUI vs Web vs Jupyter