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ISAAC trending system: HISTORY plot
Last update: 2009-01-11T23:58:30 (UT)
same group: SW_Offset SW_Disp SW_RESPOW SW_ArcLamps SW_XCORR LW_Offset LW_Disp LW_ResPow   DISP(LAM) RESP(LAM)
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2 QC1DB MEDIAN 14.27076 ADU none   6 qc_dispco2 this | last_yr | all dispersion in Ang/pixel for LW, LR, SH, argon and xenon lamp
3 QC1DB MEDIAN 14.29091 ADU none   3 qc_dispco2 this | last_yr | all dispersion in Ang/pixel for LW, LR, SL, argon and xenon lamp
4 QC1DB MEDIAN   ADU none   0 qc_dispco2 this | last_yr | all dispersion in Ang/pixel for LW, MR, J+Block, argon and xenon lamp
5 QC1DB MEDIAN 2.57141 ADU none   2 qc_dispco2 this | last_yr | all dispersion in Ang/pixel for LW, MR, SH, argon and xenon lamp
6 QC1DB MEDIAN 2.58571 ADU none   2 qc_dispco2 this | last_yr | all dispersion in Ang/pixel for LW, MR, SL, argon and xenon lamp
*Data sources: QC1DB: QC1 database; LOCAL: local text file
This plot

This is the trending plot for the ISAAC arc lamp calibrations of the LW-arm

The QC parameter is the dispersion as derived from the wavelength solution of the pipeline recipe (HIERARCH ESO QC DISPC02) . The parameter is given in ang/pixel units.

These plots describe:
3. Dispersion for LW-arm, LR-grating, SH-filter.
4. Dispersion for LW-arm, LR-grating, SL-filter.

6. Dispersion for LW-arm, MR-grating, J+Block-filter.
7. Dispersion for LW-arm, MR-grating, SH-filter.
8. Dispersion for LW-arm, MR-grating, SL-filter.

Find more information about ISAAC QC parameters derived from twilight flats here.

 


General information

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