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DACx760EVM
Evaluation Tools for DAC8760 & DAC7760
...The software allows access to all features of the DACx760 family of devices. Source code for the DACx760 evaluation module software is included. This includes all dependent VIs and build files to generate executable, installer, and source distribution. Source code for the SM-USB-DIG firmware is included where all mnemonic command detail can be discovered or modified if the SM-USB-DIG is used independent of the DACx760 evaluation module. Finally, GERBER files and Altium PCB project files are available for download to be used as a platform to start other projects. -
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iCorrector
A program for interference effects correction in PL excitation spectra
...An excitation field depth distribution map (*.bmp), normally calculated by the IMD software (D.L. Windt) is required for the calculations. The module is presented both as LabVIEW virtual instrument and executable requiring LabVIEW runtime (http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/view/p/id/2534/lang/en). It may be useful for physicists and material scientists working on the luminescence of thin films.
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