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--- howto:how_to_work_with_the_instrument_response_function_irf [2020/05/12 13:17] – ruckelshausen
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  and width of the IRF. This width is  an indicator the timing resolution of the instrument.
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 . In Analysis tab, under TCSPC, find `TCSPC Decay`. Click Start;
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 Response: you see this kind of curve:
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 (Before selecting a detection channel the peak is above 100000, so fine for this step)\\
 . Select the proper detection channel (1 or 2) and Click”Calculate Decay”. The decay is then updated.\\
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 As a result you will see:
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 . Click on “Export Decay as IRF”. Rename the file accordingly. The IRF can now be used for the fitting.
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