plesty-nav-pow-pol-pl
Navigate to each quantum dot, align the laser on it, then measure its
power-dependent and its polarization-resolved photoluminescence — one run, dot
after dot, on the instruments of two benches. Each dot is found on the map of
an earlier plesty-pl-image-scan run by the camera, peaked on its own
emission, then measured and analysed: the power law of every line, and its
fine-structure splitting (plesty-fss).
Install and run
uv sync
cp .env.example .env # the benches, the shared disk, the plates' serial numbers
uv run python -m plesty.nav_pow_pol_pl --dry-run # the plan, no hardware
uv run python -m plesty.nav_pow_pol_pl --config config/default.yaml # run
uv run python -m plesty.nav_pow_pol_pl --resume <run_id> # resume: re-aligns first
uv run python -m plesty.nav_pow_pol_pl.viz monitor # watch
From the PLESTY bench: Hub ▸ Browse… (or Load from… this checkout), then
Create, Configure, Run. The bench starts every instrument on its bench
(setup.yaml) and stops them when the run ends, opens the viewer, and writes
report.html with both analyses into the run's folder.
The docs (docs/) cover the rest: the flow of a run and the rig, the plan and
every setting, running and watching it, and each step of the analysis.
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