fsc2
Introduction
GUI
Web Server
EDL
Built-in Functions
Device Functions
Other Modules
Using Pulsers
Example EDL Scripts
Command Line Options
GUI-fying
Cloning Devices
Internals
Writing Modules
Installation
Device Reference
Reserved Words
EDL Mode for Emacs and VIM
Acknowledgments
Copying
Index
Table of Contents

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E. Acknowledgments

Parts of fsc2 has been written while I was working in the groups of Prof. Th. Prisner (J.-W.-Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt/Main) and Prof. K. Möbius (Freie Universität Berlin). Both where so kind to allow me to spend quite some amount of time on it. Prof. R. Bittl and Prof. D. Stehlik (Freie Universität Berlin), Prof. H.-J. Steinhoff (Universtät Osnabrück), Prof. P. Hildebrandt (Technische Universität Berlin), Prof. G. Gescheidt (Universität Basel, Switzerland/Technische Universität Graz, Austria), Prof. J. Schmidt and Prof. E. Groenen (Universiteit Leiden, Netherlands), Alexander Schnegg (HMI Berlin) supported the development by employing me to extend and improve the program and write further device drivers.

Special thanks go to Anton Savitsky (Freie Universität Berlin) for writing the modules for the Thurlby 330 and F.u.E. Elektronik MCN 700-2000 power supplies, Sergey Veber (International Tomography Center, Novosibirsk), who wrote the the module for the Schlumberger 7510 multimeter, and Clinton Jermaine McCrowey (California State University, Northridge) for contributing the module for the Newport Oriel Matrix Spectrometer. Christoph Oelmüller (Freie Universität Berlin) wrote the EDL mode for vim.

All the people using the program so far have from time to time been (mis)used as alpha-testers. The first one accepting this unpleasant role has been Axel Weber in Frankfurt/Main, who already dealt with the bugs and shortcomings of the very first version (when the program was still named fsc and the f stood for Frankfurt). Later also Burkhard Endeward, now in Thomas Prisner's group in Frankfurt, had to deal with it. Then, in Berlin, Stefan Weber, Chris W. M. Kay, Gerriet Eilers, Andreas Kuppig, Heike Mögling, Michael Fuhs, Anton Savitsky, Alexander Schnegg, Radek Kowalczyk, Martin Fuchs, Celine Elsässer, Marc Brecht, Hauke Studier, Jana Nieder, Irina Karyagina, Sergey Veber, Christian Teutloff, Ringo Wenzel and Rolf Simon Schoenfeld took over. Iwo Gatlik, Tomasz Motylewski, Daniela Hristova (Basel/Graz), Huib Block, Peter Gast and Silvia Sottini (Leiden) and Clinton McCrowey and Jussi Eloranta (Cal State Northridge) got their share of the fun. (There are some more people that have used the program and that I may have forgotten - please complain to me if I did.) I would like to thank them not only for the constant stream of bug reports and proposals for improvements or new features (and I sometimes needed quite a bit of convincing even though they where right) but especially for their enduring patience. Much too often, when they had to do an important experiment, things didn't work and they had to wait until I got it fixed. Lots of thanks to all of them!

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