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CalculateDynamicRange v1¶

CalculateDynamicRange dialog.

Table of Contents

Summary
Properties
Description
Usage
Source

Summary ¶

Calculates and sets Qmin and Qmax of a SANS workspace

Properties ¶

Name	Direction	Type	Default	Description
Workspace	InOut	MatrixWorkspace	Mandatory	An input workspace.
ComponentNames	Input	str list		List of component names to calculate the q ranges for.

Calculates the minimum and maximum momentum transfer (Q) for a SANS workspace. The input workspace must have instrument defined and data in units of wavelength [Angstroms], or the wavelength must be present in the sample logs. Elastic scattering is assumed. Masked detectors and monitors do not enter the calculation. The calculated values (in inverse Angstroms) will be set in sample logs as qmin and qmax respectively. Optionally, list of detector components can be given, in which case minimum and maximum momentum transfers will be calculated also for each component. They will be set in sample logs with the same names as the components preceeded by prefixes qmin_ and qmax_ respectively.

Usage ¶

Example - CalculateDynamicRange

ws = CreateSampleWorkspace(XUnit='Wavelength', NumBanks=1, PixelSpacing=0.1, XMin=1, XMax=5, BinWidth=0.4)
MoveInstrumentComponent(Workspace=ws, RelativePosition=True, ComponentName="bank1", Y=-0.5, X=-0.5)
shapeXML = \
"""
<infinite-cylinder id="A" >
<centre x="0" y="0" z="0" />
<axis x="0" y="0" z="1" />
<radius val="0.1" />
</infinite-cylinder>
"""
MaskDetectorsInShape(ws, ShapeXML=shapeXML)
CalculateDynamicRange(Workspace=ws)
print("QMin = %.5f" % ws.getRun().getLogData("qmin").value)
print("QMax = %.5f" % ws.getRun().getLogData("qmax").value)