[dsg-hdice] Zurich lock-in amplifier availability affects fsNMR development

[thomaso at jlab.org]

Hi Tyler,

I'm not running anything at the moment. The Lock-In is available for you
to use.  Do you need access to the PC too?  If you do, I'll log off.  If
not, the Lock-In Amplifier is free to use.

-Tom

> Tyler,
>
> I don't think we are using it today.  moved Rack 2 with HDiceNMR2 to the
> UITF last night---I start setting up for the IBC there. Let me check with
> Tom to see if he is running it or not.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Xiangdong
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> Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2020 2:52 PM
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> Subject: [dsg-hdice] Zurich lock-in amplifier availability affects fsNMR
> development
>
> Hello Xiangdong,
>
> We are to the point where we could start programming drivers in LabVIEW
> for the Zurich lock-in amplifier. To be able to do so, I will need the
> lock-in amplifier to be available.
>
> Since it is on the network, I can see with the LabOne program that the
> Zurich lock-in amplifier has been in almost continuous use by HDice group
> 's PC HDiceNMR4.
>
> If DSG is unable to have regular and extended access to the lock-in
> amplifier, it will delay the completion of the new
> Zurich-lock-in-amplifier-based fsNMR program.
>
> We could talk about this further in tomorrow's DSG-HDice meeting.
>
> -Tyler
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