Retrieves detailed information for a specific cell measurement by measurement ID.
Deprecated: prefer the individual endpoints GET /steps, GET /cycles, GET /time_series, and GET /steps_and_cycles instead.
Supports zoom-based resampling: specify x_min, x_max, and x_column to fetch higher resolution data for a specific x-axis range.
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Target rows for downsampled time series
x >= 1Comma-separated list of columns to load (e.g., 'time,voltage')
Comma-separated list of step counts to filter (e.g., '0,1,2')
Comma-separated list of cycle counts to filter (e.g., '1,2,3')
Deprecated: use x_min with x_column instead.
Deprecated: use x_max with x_column instead.
Minimum x-axis value to filter
Maximum x-axis value to filter
Column name for x-axis filtering (e.g., 'Time [s]' or 'Capacity throughput [A.h]')
Include steps in response.
Include time_series in response.
Successful Response
Response model for the /detail endpoint for a single measurement.
1 - 255Model representing a cell specification as returned by the API.
Model representing a cell instance as returned by the API.
Protocol information. Typical keys: 'name' (str), 'ambient_temperature_degc' (float), 'definition' (dict | str — a UCP protocol definition or another protocol format).
ISO 8601 datetime with timezone (UTC preferred) marking when the test started.
Physical test setup. Typical keys: 'cycler' (model), 'operator', 'lab', 'channel_number' (int).
Set to true only once step-type labels (Rest, CC charge, CV, discharge, etc.) have been manually reviewed. Server-inferred labels should leave this false.
Free-text notes about the cell measurement
What shape of data this measurement holds. Determines which fields are populated and which upload flow applies. See the class docstring.
time_series, file, properties Flat key/value measurements, populated only when measurement_type is 'properties'. Numeric values use the Quantity format. Example: {'thickness': {'value': 0.52, 'unit': 'mm'}, 'DCIR': {'value': 12, 'unit': 'mohm'}}.
Metadata about uploaded files (MIME types, dimensions, etc.)
Organization this measurement belongs to.
User ID of the user who created this measurement
Email of the user who created this measurement