# CLIC

CLIC has been significantly modified to handle the correlator architecture, and specially because of the introduction of the Time data. The major modification indeed concerns the content of “records” in an observation: “records” now contain only the Time data and associated parameters. Only one set of spectral data is available per scan. In addition, a special record (the “average record”) containing the average over the whole scan of the time data is available.

CLIC can then plot in two modes: Time or Spectral mode.

In a funny way, CLIC and correlator are good examples of the uncertainty principle: you can have finely sampled data in time or in frequency, but not both at the same time (though )!

Subsections

- Time mode
- Spectral Mode
- Other Commands