Solver32 is a 32-bit application for the LiteVNA as well as the V2Plus4. It was developed using National Instruments LabView 2011.
With new management at National Instruments (or NI as they now identify themselves as), customers are now only offered subscription licenses for LabView. These new licenses are not perpetual and expire each year. The cost for me to develop with the 64-bit tools would have far exceeded what I am willing to pay to provide you with free software.
Solver32 is my continued efforts to create software for the new LiteVNA but based on my 32-bit version of LabView. If you are using any of my older software, you should already have the correct runtime engine and VISA installed.
3.07 Add TDR memory
3.08 Add Eye Diagrams When inporting Touchstone, set start and stop freq Add time domain to plot sensitivity list Add advanced plot trigger to eye mask and clear
3.09 Add Tab delimiter to the Touchstone file import function Parallel the accumulator used for average Limit the eye synthesized test signal's frequecy and data points
3.10 Remove the eye trim fringe Add min/max fast mask limit test
3.11 Add time domain gating
3.12 Remove inverter for drawing mesh Change all axis to 3 place, SI units Add draw grid selection Change instructuctions for antenna sweep Change state 13 Antenna sweep to 22 (don't reset elevation in 2D) Change state 4 to set elevation to 0 deg if in 2D Change state 22 to calculate for both 3D and 2D
3.13 Add Gain and Phase to all three plots When using CW add interpolate for S21 and S12.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAsdr4ypBko
3.14 Add grid / mesh select for post processing 3D Change labels on 3D graph Turn on light source 1 When using lower sideband, reverse Touchstone order
3.15 Allow loading 2D antenna plots and saving to memory Allow indexing through the elevation in 2D plots Add ability to use an external directional coupler by using Port2 data in place of Port1 Add FreqExtender, Sideband and Coupler to the default settings file Add support for sliding load
3.16, 4/3/2023
Add relative when using both the external coupler and frequency extender
When using the external coupler and/or extender, use the targeted freqs for the front
panel settings. Saves user from having to calc the target.
Allow memory to autoscale XY return loss graphs
Add the connector type and cutoff frequency to the calibration standards rather than manual entery.
Maximum frequency was also added but is not used at this time.
