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New formal arguments: step_ppss.do_step_config(…, acq_time=1, **kwargs) New default: step_config.ppss(…, acq_time=6, …) The acq_time parameter tells the FPGA how many additional ADC cycles (1µs) to wait before a digitization from the idef-x output is accepted. The old default acq_time=1 gives a total of 2µs settling time for the idef-x analog output. acq_time=6 extends the settling time to 7µs. There are two digitizations per trigger. The new default adds 10µs to the total readout time. The readout time shall be extended to test, in orbit, if that expels the ghosts from the haunted channels. Extending the readout time by increasing acq_time has the least impact on the calibration and morphology of the signal in the presence of pileup. |
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SolO Configurations
This is a fork of Stephan's SVN repo eda/python containing the configuration of our Solar Orbiter instruments.
Requirements
- python3 (v. 3.5+)
- numpy (v. 1.0+)
Installation
The easiest way to install solo_config is using pip. This way, all dependencies are automatically installed.
$ pip3 install --user git+https://gitlab.physik.uni-kiel.de/solo/solo_config.git
If you are asked for them, input your GitLab credentials afterwards.
To update to the newest version, use
$ pip3 install --upgrade --user git+https://gitlab.physik.uni-kiel.de/solo/solo_config.git
If you want to install solo_config for all users on a machine instead of only for your account, you can remove the --user option and add sudo as a prefix. If you are using a virtual environment (virtualenv), the --user option should be omitted as well.