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Added brief documentation of the new S11 mu option to README.md
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- [Usage](#using-the-software)
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- [Calibration](#calibration)
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- [TDR](#tdr)
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- [Measuring inductor core permeability](#measuring-inductor-core-permeability)
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- [Latest Changes](#latest-changes)
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- [Contributing](#contributing)
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- [Contribution Guidlines](docs/CONTRIBUTING.md)
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window, and select the correct cable type, or manually enter a propagation
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factor.
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### Measuring inductor core permeability
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The permeability (mu) of cores can be measured using a one-port measurement. Put one or more windings on a core of known dimensions and use the "S11 mu" plot from the "Display Setup". The core dimensions (cross section area in mm2, effective length in mm) and number of windings can be set in the context menu for the plot (right click on the plot).
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Latest Changes
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