After-the-fact software compensation

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Hi Flow-ers,

Not  all systems have the limitations Albert Donnenberg lists in his
response.

The Cytomics FC500  Digital Signal Processing Flow Cytometer has RXP
software which uses 20bit data, and Advanced Digital Compensation, both
real-time or "After the fact".

Martin J Dominguez





"Donnenberg, Albert" <donnenbergad@MSX.UPMC.EDU> on 19/03/2002 22:44:26
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Subject:  256 vs. 1024 channels


After-the-fact software compensation requires un-logging, subtraction, and
re-logging.  1024 channels of resolution is a bit sparse for this, but it
works fairly well.  Lower than 1024 would be too coarse.  You can always
lower your resolution during analysis (e.g. for smoothing) but you can
never increase it. Life is short, memory is cheap.

Albert Donnenberg
University of Pittsburgh

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