Release Notes 2.1.0 – June 2026

New Features

• Added g2 (HBT) measurement functionality, enabling Hanbury Brown and Twiss correlation analysis directly within the Tempico software.
• Introduced Autocorrelation (FCS) support using the multiple-tau algorithm, allowing Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy measurements for single-photon time-tagging applications.

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Release Notes 2.0.0 – January 2026

New Features

• Added compatibility with TP12XX devices, enabling the measurement of negative time intervals of down to -200 ns relative to the start signal.
• Introduced an internal periodic pulse generator, allowing configurable signal generation directly within the Tempico device for both start and stop channels.

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Release Notes 1.3.0 – November 2025

New Features

• Introduced the Time Stamping tab, a high-performance acquisition mode designed to capture pulse arrival times from start and stop channels with maximum throughput. This feature is optimized to minimize data loss, ensuring reliable acquisition even at high event rates. It enables the storage of large volumes of timestamp data for further analysis, supporting precise temporal characterization of signals.

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Release Notes 1.2.1 – July 2025

Bug Fixes

• Fixed bugs in the Counts Estimated tab that caused incorrect readings or inconsistent updates.
• Added visualization options for estimated count graphs, allowing users to switch between Free Navigation and Full Range display modes for better control.

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Release Notes 1.2.0 – July 2025

New Features

• Introduced the Counts Estimation tab, which displays per-second estimations of counts received by each channel.
• View of the historical count estimations as well as current counts.
• Both the generated data and their corresponding graphs can be saved for later analysis.

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Release Notes 1.1.0 – March 2025

New Features

• Added support for Lifetime Measurements, generating graphs based on detected frequency events.
• Support for different types of exponential fitting on captured data:
• Kohlrausch exponential fits
• Shifted exponentials (with one parameter offset)
• Double exponentials
• Users can:
• Define the number of measurements to perform per start event.
• Choose the time range to be measured.
• Set the bin size for histogram grouping.
• Included status bars to display the current state of the measurement in real time.

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Release Notes 1.0.0 – November 2024

New Features

• Introduced Start-Stop Histogram measurements, which record time intervals between start events and those detected by the stop channel.
• Data is organized into a histogram view.
• Users can choose to:
• Save only the raw data, or
• Also save the generated histogram image.