The second timing scan of 2019
Updated on Fri, 2019-03-01 17:07. Originally created by lisa on 2019-02-28 18:22.
The first EPD timing scan took a good part of the weekend of 23-24 Feb 2019, due to poor beam availability. But unfortunately the QT32B algorithm had a corrupting bug.
So we did another one with good resolution and decent statistics. It took all night 27-28 Feb.
Unfortunately, it turns out that the new QT32B algorithm also had a corrupting bug.
Anyway, here are a couple of examples of the scans. Find the scan study at the bottom, or click here:
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Figure 1 - timing curves from 32 channels of a QT32B board, in the second EPD timing scan of 2019.
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Figure 2 - Timing curves of 16 channels of a QT32C board from the second EPD timing scan of 2019.
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Figure 3 - The "summary page" from the second EPD timing scan of 2019.
The first EPD timing scan took a good part of the weekend of 23-24 Feb 2019, due to poor beam availability. But unfortunately the QT32B algorithm had a corrupting bug.
So we did another one with good resolution and decent statistics. It took all night 27-28 Feb.
Unfortunately, it turns out that the new QT32B algorithm also had a corrupting bug.
Anyway, here are a couple of examples of the scans. Find the scan study at the bottom, or click here:
Figure 1 - timing curves from 32 channels of a QT32B board, in the second EPD timing scan of 2019.
Figure 2 - Timing curves of 16 channels of a QT32C board from the second EPD timing scan of 2019.
Figure 3 - The "summary page" from the second EPD timing scan of 2019.
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