CalibrationΒΆ
In all experiments, calibrations are ubiquious. Examples are
voltage - power relation on a photodiode
Relation between the current through a coil and the created magentic field
RF power in an AOM and light power in the diffracted order
The current-voltage relation for a voltage-controlled current supply
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In atomiq calibrations are comoponents just like every other piece of your experiment. Every calibration inherits
from the abstract Calibration class. A special subclass of calibration functions are invertable
calibrations that can be analytically inverted. The most frequently used example is a linear calibration function.
Invertable calibrations inherit from InvertableCalibration.
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