Julien Hillairet

Eventually. A shunt resistor is something like : `media.shunt(media.resistor(R) ** media.short())` Note that you have also `shunt_delay_load()` which can be convenient for parallel stub-like structures.

Presently no. Note that for schematics manually done, there is a .svg file in the documentation folder which gather the drawings I've used in the documentation: https://github.com/scikit-rf/scikit-rf/blob/master/doc/source/skrf_Network_symbols.svg

> > > Is there any scikit-rf function that provides the schematic representation of the circuit other than the one provided by Circuit.plot_graph()? @ammu980525 , Do you have specific ideas...

Thank you. I was also considering displaying the circuit's graph using pyqtgraph's flowchart UI

Another possible cool feature could be to convert a Circuit description into a drawing using [schemdraw](https://schemdraw.readthedocs.io/en/latest/). [schemdraw](https://schemdraw.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) is a Python package for producing high-quality electrical circuit schematic diagrams. Circuit elements...

@nikosavola if you're connecting many big networks together, maybe `Circuit` is faster, in particular since the latest version of scikit-rf. Did you try?

Yes indeed, comments after the option line (the line starting by #) are presently ignored. Additional comments lines (starting with !) after the # can contain information such as Gamma...

The touchstone format is quite flexible, but this would complicate a bit the parsing. To be tried and tested. But since it's a custom system, what if you could move...

Also solve issue #764

Indeed I confirm. But the Touchstone file is weird: it's a 2 ports, but there are 4 values of Gamma and z0... ``` ! Touchstone file exported from HFSS 3D...