Table 4: Pulse phase regions used in the on-off-pulse method. Given are the phase intervals considered as on phase together with the energy band and the corresponding reference. References: 1: Fierro et al. (1998), 2: Kramer et al. (2003), 3: Kuiper et al. (1999), 4: Thompson et al. (1996), 5: Camilo et al. (2002), 7: Torii et al. (1997).
Pulsar On pulse phases Energy Reference

B0531+21 [-0.06,0.04],[0.32,0.43] $\gamma$ -ray (1)

B0833-45 [0.1,0.14],[0.5,0.57] $\gamma$ -ray (1)

B1259-63 [-0.1,0.1] Radio (2)

J1420-6048 [-0.1,0.1] Radio (2)

B1509-58 [0.15,0.65] $\gamma$ -ray (3)

J1524-5625 [-0.1,0.1] Radio (2)

B1706-44 [0.24,0.5] $\gamma$ -ray (4)

J1826-1334 [-0.1,0.1] Radio (2)

**Table 4:** Pulse phase regions used in the on-off-pulse method. Given are the phase intervals considered as *on phase* together with the energy band and the corresponding reference. References: 1: Fierro et al. (1998), 2: Kramer et al. (2003), 3: Kuiper et al. (1999), 4: Thompson et al. (1996), 5: Camilo et al. (2002), 7: Torii et al. (1997).
Pulsar	On pulse phases	Energy	Reference
B0531+21	[-0.06,0.04],[0.32,0.43]	$\gamma$ -ray	(1)
B0833-45	[0.1,0.14],[0.5,0.57]	$\gamma$ -ray	(1)
B1259-63	[-0.1,0.1]	Radio	(2)
J1420-6048	[-0.1,0.1]	Radio	(2)
B1509-58	[0.15,0.65]	$\gamma$ -ray	(3)
J1524-5625	[-0.1,0.1]	Radio	(2)
B1706-44	[0.24,0.5]	$\gamma$ -ray	(4)
J1826-1334	[-0.1,0.1]	Radio	(2)

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