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STIX quick-look light curve data are transmitted to the ground as other low latency data. | STIX quick-look light curve data are transmitted to the ground as other low latency data. | ||
Typically, STIX data centers receive them within tens of minutes to two days after being generated on board. | Typically, STIX data centers receive them within tens of minutes to two days after being generated on board. | ||
| − | [[File:Stix ql lc panel.png|750px|frameless|left|STIX quick-look light curve]] | + | * Tools in the panel |
| + | [[File:Stix ql lc panel.png|750px|frameless|left|STIX quick-look light curve panel]] | ||
Revision as of 09:55, 2 April 2022
1 STIX Quick-look data browser
This page allows plotting STIX quick-look data and displaying simultaneous observations of external instruments.
1.1 STIX Quick-look Light Curves
STIX quick-look light curves. STIX quick-look light curves are time series of detector-sumed counts in five energy bands, with a default integration time of 4 seconds. Counts are not corrected for dead time, transmission, impacts of the presence of the attenuator or rate control regimes. STIX quick-look light curve data are transmitted to the ground as other low latency data. Typically, STIX data centers receive them within tens of minutes to two days after being generated on board.
- Tools in the panel
