Цитата(Serj78 @ May 27 2006, 20:15)

Как может амплитуда (первое число) быть отрицательной? а если это реактивноая часть сопротивления, тогда почему вторая часть так мала?
Разгадка в этих строчках:
# MHZ S DB R 50
и
# HZ S RI R 50
DB значит что указывается модуль в dB и угол в градусах
RI значит что указывается действительная и мнимая часть.
Вот кусок доки, где описан этот формат:
The Touchstone file format allows data to be read in as G-, H-, S-,Y-, or Zparameters.
Touchstone compatible data files are comprised of a header
that describes the format of the network parameter matrices. Comments,
which are preceded by the exclamation mark (!), may be inserted
anywhere in the data file. Comments persist until the end of the line.
The header syntax is:
# HZ|KHZ|MHZ|GHZ|THZ G|H|S|Y|Z MA|DB|RI [R x]
Where the "|" character is used to separate different choices, and the "[ ]"
brackets indicate an optional entry. Each item in the header is explained
below:
#
Signifies the beginning of the header
HZ | KHZ | MHZ | GHZ | THZ
Specifies the frequency units of the data file (choose one)
G | H | S | Y | Z
Specifies the parameter type of the data file (choose one)
MA | DB | RI
Specifies how the complex data are presented (choose one)
[R x]
x is a real number that specifies the reference impedance (optional)
Example Headers:
# GHZ S MA R 50
# MHZ S DB
# HZ Z RI
Notes
1) The reference impedance is only needed when the parameter
type is S (scattering coefficients). If no reference impedance is
specified, then 50 Ohms is assumed.
2) G- and H-parameters are supported for two port files only.
3) MA and DB means the complex data are in polar form (mag,
angle), the angle of which is always in units of degrees; DB
further specifies that the magnitude has been transformed via
20*Log(mag). RI means the data are in rectangular form (real,
imag).