MT weight table

If the write_w_list parameter is used to specify a filename for writing out the MT weights, the resulting weight file will have the format shown in the following example. The column headings shown here (described below) are not included in the table.

Example table:

    i    TF     SF  Dir   Weight

    0   8.00   1.00   0 -0.860436
    0   8.00   1.00  30 -0.811102
    0   8.00   1.00  60 -0.553875
    0   8.00   1.00  90  0.000000
    0   8.00   1.00 120  0.553875
    0   8.00   1.00 150  0.811102
    0   8.00   1.00 180  0.860436
    0   8.00   1.00 210  0.811102
    0   8.00   1.00 240  0.553875
    0   8.00   1.00 270  0.000000
    0   8.00   1.00 300 -0.553875
    0   8.00   1.00 330 -0.811102
    1   8.00   2.00   0 -0.599309
    1   8.00   2.00  30 -0.742748
    1   8.00   2.00  60 -0.860436
    1   8.00   2.00  90  0.000000
    1   8.00   2.00 120  0.860436
    1   8.00   2.00 150  0.742748
    1   8.00   2.00 180  0.599309
    1   8.00   2.00 210  0.742748
    1   8.00   2.00 240  0.860436
    1   8.00   2.00 270  0.000000
    1   8.00   2.00 300 -0.860436
    1   8.00   2.00 330 -0.742748

Column headings:

• i - The STF channel index (Note, this index does not vary with direction)

• TF - TF of the channel, given to two decimal places (cyc/s).

• SF - SF of the channel, given to two decimal places (cyc/deg).

• Dir - Direction of motion, rounded to an integer (deg).

• Weight - the weight assigned to this channel.