[FDS] FDS noise - revisited
Glen Ramsay
glen at avivbiomedical.com
Wed Oct 4 16:36:14 CDT 2006
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From: Borries Demeler demeler at biochem.uthscsa.edu
Greetings Borries:
I suspect that the oscillations will be speed independent. There are other AOS parameters that may have more of an effect. Tom, is there a settling time after the a movement, before the optical measurement? Do we need to increase the settling time to lessen the effect of mechanical vibrations?
Glen
Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2006 21:46:02 -0400
To: fds at biochem.uthscsa.edu
Subject: Re: [FDS] FDS noise - revisited
> Hi Glen,
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> This is definitely a radius function. There are 8 hours worth of scans
> averaged out in the fit. Rotor speed was 3000 rpm. Could it be a
> rotor speed dependence? We could run the same sample at several
> speeds to see if this is reproducible.
>
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> Thanks, -Borries
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