5.1.10 Light Curve of Ratio of GRS-PCi to GRS-PCj


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5.1.10 Light Curve of Ratio of GRS-PCi to GRS-PCj

After having read the WBS data with YODAT, you can get a light curve of the ratio of GRS-PCi to GRS-PCj with UTPLOT. For GRS-PCL1, you do the following:
IDL> grspcl=mk_grspcl(index,data,xtime=xtime)
  MK_GRSPCL is a function for making a float array of GRS-PC11 and GRS-PC12 data. grspcl=fltarr(4,8*N), where N is the number of major frames. It takes two major frames to assemble a full set of WBS data. grspcl(0,*) is pc11 and grspcl(1,*) is pc12. For example, to ratio GRS-PC12 to GRS-PC11:
IDL> utplot,xtime,grspcl(1,*)/grspcl(0,*),index(0)
For GRS-PCL2, you can do a similar ratio. grspcl(2,*) is pc21 and grspcl(3,*) is pc22.


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