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**Waiting for the new drive to come in. | **Waiting for the new drive to come in. | ||
*Clean up the MATLAB scripts (particularly the image processing, have lots of old versions lying around). | *Clean up the MATLAB scripts (particularly the image processing, have lots of old versions lying around). | ||
*Why do I see any variability in the timing? | |||
==Done== | ==Done== | ||
*Change the code so that when flipping based on the CFP it is the moving average that is used, rather than a single image. | *Change the code so that when flipping based on the CFP it is the moving average that is used, rather than a single image. |
Revision as of 09:46, 14 July 2007
Experiments
To Do List
- Figure out the MATLAB memory leak
- I suspect this is because I'm not closing the image files properly in the MATLAB script that runs, or it could be something more annoying.
- Does the leak influence the timing of the events, by making the image processing take too long? (e.g. why does the timing graph get noisy after awhile?)
- Is it the MATLAB thread that blows up or the LabView?
- output the direction of sorting to the output file
- Make the list of experiments to evaluate the device performance limits.
- Work on the model and compare to experimental results.
- How much faster can we drive it given the timing?
- Are there more or less cells in a sort vs a screen?
- No, looked at this before last lab meeting, but should write it up.
- Do fluctuations in the total cell count correlate with anything?
- Move all the pictures from the last run to the same HD (back up the ones from the long zigzag run).
- Waiting for the new drive to come in.
- Clean up the MATLAB scripts (particularly the image processing, have lots of old versions lying around).
- Why do I see any variability in the timing?
Done
- Change the code so that when flipping based on the CFP it is the moving average that is used, rather than a single image.
References
- Sortostat/Foundry report card - post notes on each chip fabricated so can document common failure points in fabrication to better avoid them.