castor_etc.grism
Grism tool
Classes and methods for grism calculations.
.. caution::
There is another existing grism tool <https://github.com/gnoir0t/ETC_grism>_ for the CASTOR grism. Please refer to that for the latest updates.
Module Contents
Classes
Grism class. |
API
- class castor_etc.grism.Grism(TelescopeObj, SourceObj, BackgroundObj)
Grism class.
Initialization
Initialize class for Grism calculations.
- _create_segmentation_map()
Internal function.
- disperse(grism_channel='u', check=True)
Grism disperser function
source_image 2D array of fluxes. Relative of absolute. Pixel scale needs to be CASTOR pixel scale (no oversampling).
source_disperse_region Boolean 2D array, same size as source_image. Pixels with False will be masked. Pixels with True will be dispersed.
source_spectrum Source spectrum, in flux densities. Source spectrum should be normalized (through spectrum.normalize_spectrum or equivalent), and have same wavelength grid as filter_transmission.
grism_channel Which grism? “uv” or “u”
- expose(exposure_time=1000)
Function to simulate a noiseless grism observation for a given integration time.
exposure_time Exposure time in seconds.
- _calc_sky_background_erate()
Noise associated with the sky background. This calculation is copy and pasted from calc_snr_or_t function in the photometry class.
Attributes
sky_background_noise :: dict of float Sky background noise (electron/s/pixel) associated with each passband nameReturns
None
- _calculate_tot_unif_noise(Nreads=1, Nbin=1)
Nreads: total number of read-outs Nbin: the number of detector pixels binned to one read-out pixel when on-chip binning is used. add_bkgrd_noise: additionnal noise, eg, HST: the background added using the post-flash option in e− pixel-1 total_unif_noise is per pixel
- total_noise(Nreads=1, Nbin=1)
Function to generate the total noise of a grism observation for a given integration time.
Nreads: total number of read-outs (int).
Nbin: the number of detector pixels binned to one read-out pixel when on-chip binning is used (int).
- show_2d_snr_per_resolution()
- show_1d_snr_per_resolution()