EasyTau 2
Brand: PicoQuant | Category: Nanotechnology
EasyTau 2 brings hardware control, data acquisition and analysis for PicoQuant spectrometer systems into a single time-resolved fluorescence workflow. Three operating modes are offered: a Wizard mode with guided step by step workflows, a Customized mode giving full manual control of hardware and acquisition parameters, and a Scripting mode for automated measurement routines and remote execution. Analysis covers multi-exponential decay fitting up to 5th order, lifetime distribution models including Gaussian, Lorentzian and stretched exponential, anisotropy analysis from polarisation resolved studies, global and batch fitting across multiple datasets, bootstrap error analysis with confidence intervals, and IRF corrected reconvolution fitting.
Manufacturer-listed software capabilities
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Hardware-control platform | FluoTime 300 |
| Operating modes | Wizard-assisted, customized hardware control, scripting and remote script execution |
| Exponential decay fitting | Up to fifth order |
| Lifetime-distribution models | Gaussian, Lorentzian or stretched exponential; up to five peaks |
| Anisotropy fitting | Up to third-order exponential models |
| Global / batch analysis | Available across fitting models; dataset count is memory-limited |
| License protection | USB protection module |
EasyTau 2 datasheet, December 2025, page 3. Software analysis functions are not physical performance ratings. Confirm software version, licensing and installed instrument compatibility. Checked 2026-09-29.
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