Convert Licor 81x file to Matlab structure
licorify.m converts .81x Licor files into a Matlab structure (licor),
which is organized as follows:
- licor.headers: Structure containing the 31-row header block from the .81x
file; i.e., the 'TSource' data is stored in licor.headers.TSource
- licor.footers: Structure containing the 23-row footer block, organized in
the same way as licor.headers
The rest of the licor structure is the data, which is stored in two
different ways, for your viewing convenience:
FIRST METHOD:
- licor.colheaders is a cell array, where each cell contains a header
for one of the columns (e.g., 'Etime' or 'Tcham')
- licor.data is a cell array, where each cell contains a data column.
licor.colheaders and licor.data are indexed in the same way, so
licor.colheaders{1} is 'Type' and licor.data{1} is the corresponding
column of data
SECOND METHOD:
Each column header is used as a structure name, and the corresponding
column of data is the structure value. e.g., the 'Pressure' data column
is stored as licor.Pressure
Cite As
Jack Peterson (2024). Convert Licor 81x file to Matlab structure (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/41677-convert-licor-81x-file-to-matlab-structure), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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