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    linSmith

    Smith chart intended for educational use

    A Smith charting program. You can enter either discrete components or transmission lines, see the results on screen and/or generate Postscript output. Component values can be changed numerically or using scrollbars.
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    Traviz is a graphical user interface for tranalyzer2, a lightweight flow generator and packet analyzer application. It visualize the collected data in a user friendly interface and generates nice data plots (2D/3D histogramms, pie-charts, xy-charts) Update: Traviz has moved to GitHub https://github.com/splattner/traviz
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    Beam and it's follow-on I-Beam are sets of programs to produce coverage charts of radio sources. It has been used for RADAR, DME, VOR and various communications sources specific to aviation. However, it is also valid for cell phone, TV and radio towers
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    SciGraphica is a scientific data visualization and analysis application, supplying many of the basic plotting features for 2D and 3D charts. It features opening several worksheets and plots to work with at the same time and PS output.
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    A scientific graphing widget for GTK+ V2. Capable of XY plots, polar plots and Smith Charts
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    Strip Charts for GtkPlot provides a set of GTK widgets for creating strip plots of numeric data. Horizontal 'strips' of data are ganged; supports multiple color-changing limit (alarm) lines, multiple scrollable cursors (with callbacks).
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    Charts Library and Visual Environment. Free software for scientific and business charts generation. Converts data flows into well-designed images. Suitable for web, reports, presentations and applications development. Based on its own CHD format.
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    CAVOR is an engine for building apps that involve both graphic and text/numeric data. Primarily GIS is the initial focus, but consider also CAD, CASE, project management (eg PERT charts), and others. Built-in scripting, C API, also supports Tcl and Java.
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