In electronics, a cascade circuit is a circuit that connects the output of a circuit block or component to the input of the next in a linear sequence, similar to pipelining in computer science.
This python script will take a pre-written cascade circuit and provide a calculated output. At the moment the circuit only supports the passive components: R(esistor), L(Inductor), C(apacitor), A(dmitter)
The code is entirely run using the sys.argv library in the python stdlib, with numpy being used for calculation.
If intended to run this through a venv, ensure you run pip install -r requirements.txt or install the most recent version of numpy.
To run, use the command python3 input_circuit.txt output_circuit.csv
Thorough testing was performed to ensure robustness and speed of execution, the timing code was kept to assure the user the code completes, with the average time being sub 1-second.
Testing was performed using in-built libraries and a testing table, these are kept hidden due to this being partially done as university work.