twpasolver.plotting module#
Collection of plot functions.
- twpasolver.plotting.plot_mode_currents(gain_result: Dict[str, Any], mode_names: List[str] | None = None, figsize: tuple = (9, 5), log_scale: bool = True, line_styles: List[str] | None = None, colors: List[str] | None = None, title: str | None = None, ylim: tuple | None = None) Axes[source]#
Plot the mean current of each mode in dB as a function of cell number.
- Parameters:
gain_result – Dictionary output from the gain analysis function
mode_names – Optional list of mode names for labeling (auto-detected if not provided)
figsize – Figure size tuple (width, height)
log_scale – Whether to plot in dB scale (True) or linear scale (False)
line_styles – Optional list of line styles for different modes
colors – Optional list of colors for different modes
title – Custom title for the plot
ylim – Optional y-axis limits as (min, max)
- Returns:
The matplotlib figure object
- twpasolver.plotting.plot_response(freqs: ndarray, s21_db: ndarray, k_star: ndarray, pump_freq: float | None = None, freqs_unit: str = 'GHz', figsize: tuple[float, float] = (5.0, 6.0), **plot_kwargs) Axes[source]#
Plot response of twpa.
- Parameters:
- twpasolver.plotting.plot_gain(freqs: ndarray, gain_db: ndarray, freqs_unit: str = 'GHz', **plot_kwargs) Axes[source]#
Plot gain in dB.
- Parameters:
freqs (np.ndarray) – Array of frequency values.
gain_db (np.ndarray) – Gain values in dB.
freqs_unit (str) – Unit of the frequency values.
**plot_kwargs – Additional keyword arguments for the plot.
- twpasolver.plotting.plot_phase_matching(pump_freqs: ndarray, signal_freqs: ndarray, delta_pm: ndarray, freqs_unit: str = 'GHz', thin=1, log_abs=True, **plot_kwargs) Axes[source]#
Plot phase matching.
- Parameters:
pump_freqs (np.ndarray) – Array of pump frequency values.
signal_freqs (np.ndarray) – Array of signal frequency values.
delta_pm (np.ndarray) – Phase mismatch values.
freqs_unit (str) – Unit of the frequency values.
thin (int) – Thinning factor for plotting.
log_abs (bool) – Whether to plot the logarithm of the absolute values.
**plot_kwargs – Additional keyword arguments for the plot.