Add dtime parameter to read_ptu function #46
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Return number of bins in one period by default.
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This PR uses a feature of the latest ptufile library to return the number of bins in one period by default. Formerly, the number of bins with photons was returned. If you use the ptufile library directly, use |
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@cgohlke thanks for the update! I think this works, I tested with the PTU data we discussed that had the issue and this is the result:
If you watch more into detail at the end of the curve:
I think it still shows a little bit of the artifact, but I am not sure. I tried the dtime parameter and it works great trimming the bins.
Yes, that's what I was mentioning a while ago in another meeting. I have seen these artifacts at the end and beginning only in PTU files exported by Leica software. I think they might come from slight discrepancies in the sync of micro and macro clocks. Or maybe they are due to the algorithm used to write photon times to PTU? Anyway, looks like we can't do much about it. |
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Return number of bins in one period (1/frequency) by default.
Requires ptufile >= 2024.2.20.
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