Tutorials

Tutorials are lessons that take the reader by the hand through a series of steps to complete a project of some kind. Tutorials are learning-oriented. (Tutorials often involve more depth than HowTo guides.)

• Hello, World
• Connect Bluesky with EPICS
  • Fundamentals
  • EpicsSignal
  • EpicsSignalRO
  • Device and Component
• APS Bluesky 101 - Presenter’s Notes
  • Overview
  • Syllabus
  • Before the class
  • Covered here
  • Not covered here
  • Reference
• Basic, Part A: Scaler and Count
  • Starting this session in a Jupyter notebook
  • Connect an EPICS scaler
  • Get, then Set the count time on the scaler
  • Use Bluesky to count the scaler
  • Summary
  • Quit the jupyter notebook
• Basic, Part B: Motor and Move
  • Summary
• Basic, Part C: Step Scan with Scaler and Motor
  • Showing the data
  • Summary
• Review of Bluesky commands
  • Start the instrument package
  • List, Describe, Summary
  • Read
  • Move
  • Count
• Custom Devices
  • Overview
  • Simple Devices
  • Groupings
  • Modify existing Device
• Lesson 1: scaler and count
  • Starting this session in a Jupyter notebook
  • Connect an EPICS scaler
  • Get, then Set the count time on the scaler
  • Use Bluesky to count the scaler
  • Summary
  • Quit the jupyter notebook
• Lesson 2: motor and scan
  • Summary
• Lesson 3, Part A: Show the data as it is acquired
  • Showing the data
  • Summary
• Lesson 3, Part B: Show Data - Concise Summary
• Lesson 4: Basic scan (& plot) of scaler vs. motor
• Lesson 5, Part A: find a peak and lineup
  • Objective
  • Advanced
  • Initialize
  • Make a noisy detector
  • 1. Use ophyd commands
  • 2. Use RunEngine and bluesky plans
• Lesson 5, Part B: Custom Plan to Lineup a Peak - Concise Summary
• Lesson 6: EPICS area detector
  • Use HDF file saving plugin
  • Show the image
• Lesson 7: 4-circle diffractometer
  • Setup
  • Example - 4-circle with LNO_LAO sample
  • Example - epitaxial thin film on substrate