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Configuring the SPCM Main Panel 41
instrument configurations several data sets may have been recorded. In this case click on the
display window that shows the data to be analysed, and then click on ‘Send Data to SPCI-
mage’, see Fig. 65. For details of the SPCImage data analysis, please see [4] and [6].
Fig. 65: Sending data to the data analysis. Click on data set to be sent (left), click on ‘send data to SPCImage’
(middle), SPCImage opens with the data selected (right)
Trace Statistics
Clicking on the ’Trace Statistics’ button opens a window which displays information about the
data shown in the curve windows. For decay curves or other waveforms the FWHM values,
the peak counts, the total counts and the first moment of the photon distribution are displayed,
see Fig. 66, left. For an FCS window the trace statistics window displays the results of the fit,
see Fig. 66, right.
Fig. 66: Trace statistics panel. Left for a waveform window, right for FCS window
The window can be placed anywhere in the screen area. Please note that the trace statistics
window works also in the oscilloscope mode. The window is thus an efficient tool to adjust
the system for best time resolution, correct the signal transit time, and optimise the counting
efficiency or IRF stability.
Status Information
Count Rate Display
The count rate display informs about the count rates of the two
TDCs of the DPC-230. Both rates are the total rates for all active
channels of the TDCs. Important: In contrast to the bh SPC mod-
ules the TDC chips have no counters to determine the count rates
directly. The count rates have therefore to be determined by the
SPCM software from the incoming photon data stream. Because
the photon data of each TDC are buffered in FIFO there may be
some latency in the count rate display.
FIFO Status
The status of the on-board FIFO buffers are displayed in the ‘De-
vice State’ window. The filling of the buffers is shown by ‘FIFO
Usage’. A FIFO overflow is shown by the indicator on top of the
FIFO usage bars. When an overflow occurs there is a gap in the
recorded photon data stream, and the absolute time scale may be
Fig. 67: Count Rate Display
Fig. 68: FIFO status
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