TT - lab
Easy to use import scripts for the most common physics equipments such as XPS, mass spectrometer, light spectrometers. Functions for the most typical analysis procedures.
Installation
$ pip install ttlabHow to use
For full explanation, see the documentation at ‘link’.
Example with mass spectrometer data:
from ttlab import MassSpectrometer
# Create a mass spec object
filename = 'path/filename.asc'
MS = MassSpectrometer(filename)
# Check what gases are included in the data
print(MS.gases)
# Plot one of the gases, using matploltlib, returns the axes
ax = MS.plot_gas('Ar')
# Get the ion current and the relative time for the gas, returns np arrays with the data
ion_current_argon = MS.get_ion_current('Ar')
time_relative = MS.get_relative_time('Ar')License
MIT license Feel free to use ttlab in whatever way you want to.
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