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Class TM6740ConfigV1Python wrapper for pdsdata/pulnix/TM6740ConfigV1 class. Constants
Enum DepthThis enum is an embedded type of
Enum BinningThis enum is an embedded type of
Enum LookupTableThis enum is an embedded type of
ConstructionThis class cannot be instantiated directly, methods of other classes return instances of this type. Method vref()Usage: Returns integer number. Method gain_a()Usage: Returns integer number. Method gain_b()Usage: Returns integer number. Method gain_balance()Usage: Returns Boolean value. Method shutter_width()Usage: Returns integer number. Method output_resolution()Usage: Returns bit-depth of pixel counts as enum Method output_resolution_bits()Usage: Returns bit-depth of pixel counts (in actual bits). Method horizontal_binning()Usage: Returns horizontal re-binning of output (consecutive columns summed) as enum Method vertical_binning()Usage: Returns vertical re-binning of output (consecutive rows summed) as enum Method lookuptable_mode()Usage: Returns output lookup table corrections as enum |
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Package pypdsdata
This package is a user-level interface to lower-level _pdsdata package. It repeats the module structure of _pdsdata and defines the same classes but shields user from unnecessary details present in _pdsdata. In many cases pypdsdata imports the class from _pdsdata without any changes. Documentation below only describes cases when pypdsdata changes or extends the corresponding _pdsdata types, for unchanged types consult corresponding _pdsdata} documentation.
Module pypdsdata.acqiris
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Class DataDescV1This class overrides several methods in the corresponding [ ConstructionUsage: Arguments:
Method nbrSamplesInSeg()Usage: Returns integer number. Method nbrSegments()Usage: Returns integer number. Method timestamp()Usage: Returns object of Arguments:
Method waveform()Usage: Returns waveform array of Method timestamps()Usage: Returns NumPy array of timestamps (floating numbers). First element of array is always 0, other elements are equidistant with the distance and number of intervals determined by |
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