[26Q2]: Add Calculated Power Channel Python Example#915
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@jasquibb, FYI this is the PR for VPC python example |
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[ ] I've updated CHANGELOG.md if applicable.What does this Pull Request accomplish?
The calculated power channel feature python API has been added in #876, this PR is to add example to use calculated power channel in finite and continuous acquisition.
Why should this Pull Request be merged?
Calculated power channel is a new API that is scheduled to be released by 26Q2, a new example to showcase how to use the new API is needed.
What testing has been done?