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Fig. 2.
Example of variations of KID TOI. Top: example of 40 KID calibrated TOIs during an observation of Uranus. The low-frequency correlated component (atmospheric and electronic noises) is clearly seen. Bottom: one of these TOIs (in blue) and the common mode that is subtracted from it (in red). The zero level is arbitrary.
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