The Horiba DAS6 software in my computer is down. If you have the software in your lab, wound you mind helping me to fit the .das data into first order exponential decay and export the outcome to .txt file.
I attached my .das files in the attachement.
You help is very much appreciated!
Thanks!
in short:
1st, draw the cursors to select your effective decay range
then, click fit on the left side of the software after selecting your choice (lifetime, anisotropy etc)
a dialogue box appears where you select your no. of exponents and then click recommend, it will find some initial guess
then click on fit and fitting process will start
once done, the fitted will appear in a separate dialogue box and you can check your parameters, also the residual distribution will be shown
now you can check your parameters and if they're fine, click on keep button and you an save the data with a name of your choice
now you can export the data from edit menu into a txt file and use according to your need.
you can convert das file to txt file in your device, so you can use origin software fit the data. you can see origin instructions with fitting function.
Thank you all. The Horiba Data Station software does not allow me to import/open those saved files. Hence i can not export those .das file to .txt and cant not use origin either.
I just hope some of you may have the Horiba DAS6 software. It will be very short and can be done with in 5 mins. The software on my computer is corrupted and can not start up. We contact Horiba, they say they cant replace. Need to purchase new software.
Thank you!
yeas! I use Horiba Das6 software........let me know if I can be of any help!
sorry, i have no Horba Das6 software you can obtain hepl from Dr Bijan Kumar Paul.
Thank you all!
Dr Bijan Kumar Paul, could you please help me to download the 6 .das files that i attached. Please help me to fit into first order decay and then export the fitting data to .txt files.
Thank you very much!
Hi: Please find the attached txt files! Hope this helps!
Have a good one.
Is it possible to find DAS6.exe and download to your personal computer.
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