You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
After merging of the branches the Pulse_Sequence sampling methods are outdated. Step through the process and make it work properly. Take the sample_pulse_block_ensemble method as example. The conventions used there (channel identification etc.) are a good starting point.
This is mainly concerning sequence_generator_logic.py and samples_write_methods.py.
Works with current version after commit 80a1811 but is still written in a not very good way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Works now in a stable and good way (v0.7). If there are more issues related to the sampling of pulse sequences, one needs to open a more specific issue for that.
The convention is currently as follows:
If the rotating frame should be preserved across PulseBlockEnsembles within a sequence, the created waveform filenames are composed of "sequencename_3digitnumberofstep_channelspecifier.fileformat" (i.e. "testseq_001_ch1.wfm")
If rotating frame is only maintained within the PulseBlockEnsembles (or not at all) the waveform filenames are called the same as when you sample the ensemble alone. (i.e. "ensemblename_ch1.wfm").
All created waveforms are uploaded to the device as soon as they are created and the sequence file itself is created and uploaded last.
Migration: trac#199.
After merging of the branches the Pulse_Sequence sampling methods are outdated. Step through the process and make it work properly. Take the sample_pulse_block_ensemble method as example. The conventions used there (channel identification etc.) are a good starting point.
This is mainly concerning sequence_generator_logic.py and samples_write_methods.py.
Works with current version after commit 80a1811 but is still written in a not very good way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: