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Evaluating ToF to extract sub-frames and assign to correct neutron pulse not chopper pulse (#4)
Interpolate neutorn times between chopper pulses and assign by ToF. If ToF too short (long wavelengths from previous pulse), assign them to the previous sub-pulse.

Reviewed with Jochen

Reviewed-on: #4
Co-authored-by: Artur Glavic <artur.glavic@psi.ch>
Co-committed-by: Artur Glavic <artur.glavic@psi.ch>
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EOS - The AMOR focusing reflectometry data reduction software

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Software repository for the neutron reflectometer Amor at the Paul Scherrer Institut, Switzerland

Reduction of the raw files (.hdf) to reflectivity files in one of the representations of the ORSO reflectivity file format:

eos --help

visualisation of the content of a raw file (.hdf):

events2histogram.py

TODO
real readme for final system needed.

Installation

Create a virtual python environment (>3.8) and install the PyPI package:

pip install amor-eos

On Windows you can also use the binary eos.exe that you find in the [GitHub Releases]([https://github.com/jochenstahn/amor/releases/latest) section

Description
EOS reduction and visualisation software for the neutron reflectometer Amor at PSI
Readme GPL-3.0 436 MiB
2026-03-10 15:02:03 +01:00
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