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.. _dens-format:
DENSsolutions formats
---------------------
RosettaSciIO can read any logfile from DENSsolutions' new Impulse software as well
as the legacy heating software DigiHeater.
.. _dens_impulse-format:
DENSsolutions Impulse logfile
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Impulse logfiles are stored in ``.csv`` format. All metadata linked to the experiment
is stored in a separate ``metadata.log`` file. This metadata file contains crucial
information about the experiment and should be included in the same folder with
the ``.csv`` file when reading data using RosettaSciIO.
.. Note::
To read Impulse logfiles in `HyperSpy <https://hyperspy.org>`_, use the
``reader`` argument to define the correct file plugin as the ``.csv``
extension is not unique to this reader:
.. code-block:: python
>>> import hyperspy.api as hs
>>> hs.load("filename.csv", reader="impulse")
API functions
"""""""""""""
.. automodule:: rsciio.impulse
:members:
.. _dens_heater-format:
DENSsolutions DigiHeater logfile
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
RosettaSciIO can read the heater log format from the DENSsolutions’ DigiHeater software.
The format stores all the captured data for each timestamp, together with a small
header in a plain-text format. The reader extracts the measured temperature along
the time axis, as well as the date and calibration constants stored in the header.
API functions
"""""""""""""
.. automodule:: rsciio.dens
:members:
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