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 This tutorial shows step-by-step, how to fit the lifetime of a measured sample. As an example, a single exponential reconvolution fit is used to determine the lifetime of ATTO655 diluted in water. This tutorial shows step-by-step, how to fit the lifetime of a measured sample. As an example, a single exponential reconvolution fit is used to determine the lifetime of ATTO655 diluted in water.
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   * Don't forget to save the data in SymPhoTime by clicking on "Save results". This generates an analysis result file (''.pqres''), which in this case is storedalong with both corresponding raw data files (''.ptu'').   * Don't forget to save the data in SymPhoTime by clicking on "Save results". This generates an analysis result file (''.pqres''), which in this case is storedalong with both corresponding raw data files (''.ptu'').
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howto/lifetime_fitting_using_the_tcpsc_fitting_script.txt · Last modified: 2023/09/07 22:43 by peter