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1 1  == Contents ==
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60 60  === HDF examples: ===
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62 62  * ADC data as example for **fast** **data** (10 Hz):            
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64 64  [[image:attach:image2020-11-16_15-26-28.png||height="250"]]
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66 66  * The //average// FEL pulse energy as example for the **slow** **data**. Here the data is not saved with 10 Hz  - thus not for every FEL pulse train.  The data is typically saved with 1 Hz if the values are changing (like the FEL energy) and every about 20 sec if there is no change for longer time ( e.g. motor set values). Thus to use the data together with the "fast" one, one has to interpolate the data as explained in the examples in the repos below show (e.g. {{code language="none"}}df['GMD_T_average'] = df['GMD_T_average'].interpolate(method='linear'){{/code}})
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68 68   ( as example only every 10th train ID is listed in the HDF group "index")
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70 70  [[image:attach:image2020-11-16_15-31-45.png||height="250"]]
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72 72  * (((
73 73  //zraw// group contains the **original DAQ (DOOCS) names**
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81 81  {{info}}
82 82  === There are different options that help you to work with the FLASH HDF5 data in Python ===
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87 87  (% class="Object" %)See also the collection of Demo data and sample scripts : [[Collection of HDF5 sample data from different beamlines>>doc:FLASHUSER.Offline data analysis (DAQ).Collection of HDF5 sample data from different beamlines.WebHome]] and [[DEMO - Working with FLASH data>>doc:FLASHUSER.Offline data analysis (DAQ).DEMO - Working with FLASH data.WebHome]]
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94 94  The complete list for the relation between DOOCS names and HDF5 names for the recordable parameters can be found in [[DESY's Repository>>url:https://stash.desy.de/projects/CS/repos/pah/browse/src/camp/data/channel2HdfName.dat||shape="rect"]].
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96 -== Most popular FLASH parameters and their names in HDF5, DOOCS and (.raw) DAQ ==
114 +== Most popular FLASH parameters and their names in HDF5, DOOCS and (raw) DAQ ==
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98 98  {{id name="DOOCSparameters"/}}
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106 106  The previously used naming scheme (2024 and before) can be found here:
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109 109  ==== (% id="cke_bm_8853497S" style="display:none" %) (%%)Beamline info (FLASH1) ====
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111 111  {{code language="none"}}/FL1/Beamlines/Attenuator/pressure{{/code}}