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Kvis combines groups of samples into frames (as configured,
Sec. 3.1).  The samples are filtered through
a buffer to eliminate the data immediately before a transition from
lock to semi-lock in the fringe tracker.  The size of this buffer is
set by lockBufferSize in config.params (Sec.
3.2) and corresponds to the averaging used by the
fringe tracker when determining the lock state.  Each good sample is
dewarped and the bias corrections are applied.  For the wide-band
channel, an average phase is calculated for the frame.  Coherent
estimators for each frame are produced for each channel by derotating
the fringe quadratures with respect to the WB average phase
( ).  For the spectrometer channels,
).  For the spectrometer channels,  is scaled
by the ratio of the WB and channel wavelengths.
 is scaled
by the ratio of the WB and channel wavelengths.
|  | = |   cos(   /  ) -  sin(   /  )  |  | 
|  | = |   sin(   /  ) +  cos(   /  )  . | (13) | 
 
The coherent value for NUM is given by
| NUMC = (  )2 + (  )2 - (k  + Brn)/Nsamps | (14) | 
 
where Nsamps is the number of samples in the frame
and the incoherent value by
where the average is calculated from the sample values.
In combining frames to form a block the values of 
NUMI, NUMC and N are
simply averaged.  The coherent and incoherent
values of V2 for each channel are given by equation 5.
The spectral line channels are combined to form a composite spectrometer
visibility
| V2spec =   | (16) | 
 
where the weights Wi are set by the user (Sec. 3.1). 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
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RACHEL L AKESON
2004-11-29