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    Feb 4, 2009, 12:02 AM
    One second and binning
    I am confused about the words "binning". The whole sentence is "With one-second binning of the signals, nominal performance is approximately 0.010 m-1 for wavelengths below 450 nm, and approximately 0.002 m-1 for wavelengths 450 and above." does one-second mean 1/2 in this sentence?
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    Feb 4, 2009, 12:12 AM

    Hi Alex,
    I'm not sure. But I googled "signal binning" and found this.

    Binning

    Hope it's some help. I don't think "one second" means 1/2.
    But this isn't my area.
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