LibreVNA/CHANGELOG.md
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Changelog

v1.2.2

Mostly bugfixes along with the occasional new feature.

  • Additional graph features:

    • Group delay option
    • (Optionally) show units on all axes
  • General bugfixes, among others:

    • Fixed valgrind issues (mostly uninitialized variables)
    • Prevent overflow in SCPI commands

v1.2.1

Mostly bugfixes along with the occasional new feature.

  • Calibration:
    • File format changed to json
    • Multiple measurements can be taken/deleted at the same time
    • Calibration kit allows separate male/female standards
    • configurable Z0 for short/open
  • SCPI commands:
    • load/save calibration files
    • export to touchstone file format directly
    • additional command for reading trace data
    • fix typo in documentation
  • UI improvements:
    • Additional Y-axis options: Reactance/Real/Imaginary
    • Graphs look a bit nicer
    • Configurable line width for graphs
    • finally added an application logo
  • General bugfixes, among others:
    • PLL divider calculation fixed for certain frequencies
    • Improved USB buffer handling
    • Better error handling when opening invalid files
    • Various bugs when adding/deleting markers
    • graph autoscaling with invisible traces

v1.2.0

  • Additional SCPI commands
  • Marker improvements:
    • create groups to move markers together
    • calculate additional parameters (R/L/C,...)
  • Fullscreen mode of single graph by double-clicking
  • Error flags for ADC overload and output amplitude unlevel in VNA mode
  • New feature: power sweeps (sweep the stimulus power instead of the frequency)
  • General bugfixes

Significant changes have been made to the embedded firmware as well as the FPGA configuration to support power sweeps. A firmware update on the LibreVNA is mandatory to use this new software version.

v1.1.2

  • Software:
    • Fix parsing of calibration kit settings

No changes have been made to the embedded software, updating the firmware on the LibreVNA is not required.