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#19 Allow STS and Spark to switch between raw and corrected spectra
The STS and Spark do on-board temperature compensation of the baseline, but there are cases where the raw spectra are desirable. In particular, when automatically setting the integration time, it is better to acquire raw spectra so that the integration time can be set relative to the absolute saturation level (where it effectively drops in the corrected mode due to internal subtraction).
There needs to be a way to tweak the spectrometer feature to switch between raw and corrected modes.
Very nice work.
Thanks Aaron.
/kirk/
Kirk Clendinning
Ocean Optics OEM
Senior Programmer/Electronic Engineer
+1 (321) 304-4641 int ext 2026
kirk.clendinning@oceanoptics.comkirk.clendinning@oceanoptics.com
On Feb 29, 2016, at 9:36 AM, Aaron Gage ratcrow@users.sf.net<mailto:ratcrow@users.sf.net> wrote:
[tickets:#19]http://sourceforge.net/p/seabreeze/tickets/19/ Allow STS and Spark to switch between raw and corrected spectra
Status: open
Milestone: 3.0
Created: Mon Feb 29, 2016 02:36 PM UTC by Aaron Gage
Last Updated: Mon Feb 29, 2016 02:36 PM UTC
Owner: Aaron Gage
The STS and Spark do on-board temperature compensation of the baseline, but there are cases where the raw spectra are desirable. In particular, when automatically setting the integration time, it is better to acquire raw spectra so that the integration time can be set relative to the absolute saturation level (where it effectively drops in the corrected mode due to internal subtraction).
There needs to be a way to tweak the spectrometer feature to switch between raw and corrected modes.
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