Activity for Andreas Poehlmann
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Andreas Poehlmann posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I managed to setup automated builds for deployment on anaconda. Yay ;) Currently supported platforms are osx-64, linux-64, win-32, and win-64 with python 2.7, 3.5, and 3.6 conda install -c poehlmann python-seabreeze Installs the python-seabreeze wrapper AND the SeaBreeze library. So everything's setup in one line. I have tested osx-64 py2.7 and win-32 py3.6 so far. The prep-conda branch has the modified instructions. When more platforms have been tested I'll make it the default installation method...
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Building Seabreeze with VisualStudio2008
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Makefile changes for osx
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Nice, thanks for creating the branch. Changing the return type to double makes s...
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Add sbapi_spectrometer_get_maximum_intensity
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I managed to set up an automated build chain to build binary wheels for windows using...
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I managed to set up an automated build chain to build binary wheels for windows using...
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Some spectrometers have a maxIntensity smaller than 65535. The seabreeze code saturates...
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catch IllegalArgumentExceptions
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Thanks Mark.
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Does Oceanoptics plan to release a datasheet with recommended dark pixel indices...
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So what's the step-by-step procedure to manually figure out which pixels are appropriate....
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Hi Mark, so for the QE65000 the wrong indices are used in OmniDriver. See: https://github.com/ap--/python-oceanoptics/pull/19#issuecomment-71167966...
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:) true. You're right. So is there any other reliable source? Can we trust the implementation...
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Hi Mark, Aren't the dark pixels specified per spectrometer (CCD) type, and then their...
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Hi Mark, thanks for the quick reply. I'd say all of them :) But let's start with...
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Is there a detailed description somewhere, how the electric dark pixel indices in...
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Hi Mark, Yes, feel free to provide the github link. But it would be really nice,...
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I wrote a Cython wrapper to use the SeaBreeze library from Python. If you're interested...
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