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Easily batch-fit CRDS scans - built for Okamura Group @ Caltech
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README.md

CRDS Scan Analyzer

Basics

  • Designed for usage with Mid-IR laser comb scan output (time scale, not frequency)

  • Expected data column format: [time, signal voltage in, piezo crystal voltage out]

Building

  1. pip3 <or python3 -m pip> install -r requirements.txt

  2. build.cmd -compileUI -build

  3. Find build output in /dist/

Usage

  1. Import data (CSV format preferred, delimiter customization coming later, maybe even LabView binary)

  2. Cut out & overlay peak groups using either piezo-voltage-threshold or group-spacing algorithm

  3. Set peak isolation parameters + guesses for ringdown function coefficients

  4. Admire glorious tau distributions for each comb tooth