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Latest revision as of 19:36, 6 June 2026
Returns the mathematical bounds for the distance range covered by a DEER trace with the specified number of points and duration, assuming uniform time step.
Syntax
[rmin,rmax]=dist_range(dt,tmax,expt)
Parameters
dt - interval duration of the uniform time grid
tmax - the time (seconds) of the last point in the
grid if the first point is zero
expt - 'ridme' or 'deer'
Outputs
rmin - minimum distance supported by the
grid, Angstrom
rmax - maximum distance supported by the
grid, Angstrom
Examples
For a 2 microsecond DEER trace containing 512 points:
>> [rmin,rmax]=dist_range(4e-9,2e-6,'deer') rmin = 9.4078 rmax = 59.2655
See also
deer_lib_gen.m, deernet.m, elexsys2deernet.m, process_using.m, train_one_net.m, Neural network module, Built-in_experiments
Version 2.8, authors: Jake Keeley, Ilya Kuprov
