Structure of Scenario Files

An example of a two-page scenario file, with six settings (triplets) on each page, is shown below.

Each data line contains, in this order:

• Triplet serial number.

• Equality sign.

• Insertions in millimeters of tuning stubs 1, 2, 3.

• Dwell time in milliseconds.

The items are separated by (any number of) tabs (ASCII #9) or spaces (ASCII #32).

[Scenario Info]

SceInfo=Sample Scenario

[MySce01]

1    =    19.377  8.606   18.541  500

2    =    3.580   8.862   5.953   500

3    =    0.000   0.000   0.000   500

4    =    22.700  22.700  22.700  500

5    =    17.304  4.676   13.401  500

6    =    18.776  6.244   11.879  500

[MySce02]

1    =    11.350  11.350  11.350  500

2    =    17.709  17.709  17.709  500

3    =    0.083   0.083   0.083   500

4    =    15.583  15.583  15.583  500

5    =    9.704   9.704   9.704   500

6    =    12.020  12.020  12.020  500

A convenient way to prepare such files is Microsoft Excel.