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Dear list,

 During a demonstration today, I came to know that FV1000 doesn't allow
imaging more than two channels during bidirectional scan. I don't appreciate
why? and couldn't get clear explanation.
Thinking more about it, to me it seems that bidirectional scanning is not
bad inherently. One should be able to know pixel locations and measure
signal as accurately as in unidirectional scanning with flyback.

What is the instrument limitation that leads to noisy and 'streaky' data
during bi-directional scanning?

thanks
shalin

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