JEB -- Maksimovic et al. 210 (16): 2819 Figure IG6

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Fig. 6. The EMD model for Xenos peckii is relatively insensitive to the acceptance angle ( ${Delta}$ ${rho}$ ) and independent of the time constant ( ${tau}$ ). (A) Response curves between ${Delta}$ ${rho}$ 10° and 60° result in similar fits of the experimental data, except for the degree of aliasing, which is strongest for the smallest values. (B) Eqn 1 is used to illustrate that the time constant ( ${tau}$ ) affects only the amplitude of the calculated response. Three different time constants result in curves with different amplitudes. However, results are independent of ${tau}$ , as curves are normalized to the maximum response (C).