qcodes/instrument_drivers/Keysight/keysightb1500/KeysightB1520A.py
def perform(self, corr: constants.CalibrationType
                ) -> constants.CORR.Response:
        """
        Perform Open/Short/Load corrections using this method. Refer to the
        example notebook to understand how each of the corrections are
        performed.

        Before executing this method, set the oscillator level of the MFCMU.

        If you use the correction standard, execute the
        :meth:`set_reference_values` method (corresponds to the ``DCORR``
        command) before this method because the calibration value or the
        reference value of the standard must be defined before performing
        the correction.

        Args:
            corr: Depending on the the correction you want to perform,
                set this to OPEN, SHORT or LOAD. For ex: In case of open
                correction corr = constants.CalibrationType.OPEN.

        Returns:
            Status of correction data measurement in the form of
            :class:`.constants.CORR.Response`
        """
        msg = MessageBuilder().corr_query(
            chnum=self._chnum,
            corr=corr
        )
        response = self.ask(msg.message)
        return constants.CORR.Response(int(response))

        Perform Open/Short/Load corrections using this method. Refer to the
        example notebook to understand how each of the corrections are
        performed.

        Before executing this method, set the oscillator level of the MFCMU.

        If you use the correction standard, execute the
        :meth:`set_reference_values` method (corresponds to the ``DCORR``
        command) before this method because the calibration value or the
        reference value of the standard must be defined before performing
        the correction.

        Args:
            corr: Depending on the the correction you want to perform,
                set this to OPEN, SHORT or LOAD. For ex: In case of open
                correction corr = constants.CalibrationType.OPEN.

        Returns:
            Status of correction data measurement in the form of
            :class:`.constants.CORR.Response`
        
Perform Open/Short/Load corrections using this method. Refer to the
example notebook to understand how each of the corrections are
performed.

Before executing this method, set the oscillator level of the MFCMU.


Perform Open / Short / Load corrections using this method . Refer to the example notebook to understand how each of the corrections are performed . Before executing this method set the oscillator level of the MFCMU .
def perform(self, corr: constants.CalibrationType
                ) -> constants.CORR.Response:
        msg = MessageBuilder().corr_query(
            chnum=self._chnum,
            corr=corr
        )
        response = self.ask(msg.message)
        return constants.CORR.Response(int(response))
def perform ( self , corr : constants . CalibrationType ) -> constants . CORR . Response : msg = MessageBuilder ( ) . corr_query ( chnum = self . _chnum , corr = corr ) response = self . ask ( msg . message ) return constants . CORR . Response ( int ( response ) )
Perform Open/Short/Load corrections using this method.
Perform Open / Short / Load corrections using this method .
"""
        Perform Open/Short/Load corrections using this method. Refer to the
        example notebook to understand how each of the corrections are
        performed.

        Before executing this method, set the oscillator level of the MFCMU.

        If you use the correction standard, execute the
        :meth:`set_reference_values` method (corresponds to the ``DCORR``
        command) before this method because the calibration value or the
        reference value of the standard must be defined before performing
        the correction.

        Args:
            corr: Depending on the the correction you want to perform,
                set this to OPEN, SHORT or LOAD. For ex: In case of open
                correction corr = constants.CalibrationType.OPEN.

        Returns:
            Status of correction data measurement in the form of
            :class:`.constants.CORR.Response`
        """
Status of correction data measurement in the form of
:class:`.constants.CORR.Response`
Status of correction data measurement in the form of : class : ` . constants . CORR . Response `
self
corr
constants.CalibrationType
Depending on the the correction you want to perform,
set this to OPEN, SHORT or LOAD. For ex: In case of open
correction corr = constants.CalibrationType.OPEN.
Depending on the the correction you want to perform set this to OPEN SHORT or LOAD . For ex : In case of open correction corr = constants . CalibrationType . OPEN .