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Table A.1:

Details of the data (analysis) for the 3 PCA superexpansion bursts. See also Figs. 2, 3, and B.1.
  4U 0614+09 4U 1722-30 4U 1820-301
Start time in spacecraft clock seconds2 223 941 163.45 90 054 034.88 179 459 214.38
UTC 4-Feb.-01 8-Nov.-96 9-Sep.-99
  21:52:34 7:00:31 1:47:58
Active PCUs 0, 1, 2, 3 0 , 1, 2, 3, 4 0, 2, 3
Time interval of superexpansion3 0.04-1.2 3.63-5.26 15-17
End time of moderate expansion3 89 23 1400
Time interval with available burst catcher mode data3 0.93/35.93 -0.25/3.25 n/a
    7.75/97.50  
Time/channel resolution burst catcher mode data 8 ms/64 2 ms/64 n/a
Time/channel resolution science event mode data 125 $\mu$s/64 16 $\mu$s/64 n/a
Time/channel resolution resolution standard-2 data 16 s/129 16 s/129 16 s/129
Time interval of initial spectral study (Fig. B.1)3 7.0-23.0 - 325.1-1861.1
Time interval of ``pre-burst'' spectrum3 -740/-100 +5760/+92204 -3140/-2320

Notes. (1) 4U 1820-30 data is accumulated only for the upper xenon layers; (2) in spacecraft clock seconds (i.e., seconds since Jan. 1, 1994, 0:00:00.00 UTC); (3) time in seconds since start time; (4) For 4U 1722-30 data were taken after the burst because pre-burst data are contaminated by a recent emergence of the spacecraft from the South Atlantic Geomagnetic Anomaly.


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