The plots on the website should be shown with the original axis units. That information is located in the JSON file in figure description. The CSV is in SI units.
To convert units we can use astropy. For example
from astropy import units as u
q = 1 * u.V / u.cm**2
q.to(u.MV / u.m**2)
We can determine the conversion factor from SI units to the original figure unit.
With the factor, we need to multiply the current axis in the df.
Note that the current can be current density or current, hence A or A / cm2.
import pandas as pd
import json
df = pd.read_csv('./website/literature/alves_2011_electrochemistry_6010/alves_2011_electrochemistry_6010_p2_2a_solid.csv')
with open('./website/literature/alves_2011_electrochemistry_6010/alves_2011_electrochemistry_6010_p2_2a_solid.json') as f:
metadata = json.load(f)
current = u.Unit(metadata['figure description']['current']['unit'])
if 'j' in df.columns:
factor = (u.A / u.m**2).to(current)
if 'I' in df.columns:
factor = (u.A).to(current)
factor
The plots on the website should be shown with the original axis units. That information is located in the JSON file in
figure description. The CSV is in SI units.To convert units we can use astropy. For example
We can determine the conversion factor from SI units to the original figure unit.
With the factor, we need to multiply the current axis in the
df.Note that the current can be
current densityorcurrent, henceAorA / cm2.