TA Toolbox
A MATLAB™ toolbox for preprocessing, display, analysis, and postprocessing of transient absorption (flash photolysis) data.
| Download. | https://github.com/tillbiskup/matlab-ta | |
|---|---|---|
| License | GNU LGPL v3 | |
| Programming language | MATLAB® | |
| Status | production/stable | |
| DOI | 10.5281/zenodo.7395925 |
Features: Completely GUI based. All functions can be accessed via a convenient graphical user interface. But don't worry: All these functions are still available at the Matlab™ command line. More features
Gallery
Just a first impression of what the whole thing looks like…
Got interested? Want to see more? Take a look at the GUI and it's subwindows.
Features
A rather incomprehensive list…
- Completely GUI based
- All functions accessible via CLI
- Modular design
- Load diverse data formats1)
- Display modes: 2D and 1D (x, y)
- Highly configurable display options
- Preprocessing (combine, accumulate)
- Measuring points and distances
- Averaging (with error bars)
- Analysis of MFEs
- Info GUI for datasets2)
- Fitting arbitrary functions (1D)
- Integrated help
- Exporting data
- Exporting display3)
- >100 Bugs (mostly unidentified)
Download
Apologies, currently there is no stable release available. See the development page for more details.
If you're still interested in downloading: ZIP archive of the current developer's version. Please note: You've been warned that it will contain many bugs.
Latest development release: v.0.0.38 (2015-11-03).
Please note: Run the installer after you updated to a new version to update your configuration. You will not loose your personal settings. Take care that it can write path and config files.
System requirements
- Matlab 2012a (7.14) or newer (only tested with 2010a and newer)
- Minimum screen dimensions of 1280×800 px
<note warning>Please note: Currently, using Matlab 2014b is highly discouraged, due to MathWorks having changed completely the graphics subsystem. I'm currently working on improving the situation, but cannot promise any success soon.</note>
More information
You might as well be interested in the following:
- Documentation
Howtos, installing and configuring the toolbox, introduction to the different GUI windows.
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A (growing) list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) and the respective answers.
- Development
Although rather irrelevant for the normal user, the development area may contain a few helpful pieces of information.