Data from paper "The T16 Project: Image Subtraction Light Curves from TESS Cycle 1 Full-frame Images for Stars with T < 16"

The T16 team present light curves for stars with T<16 mag observed in the Full-Frame Images (FFIs) of Cycle 1 of the NASA TESS mission. These light curves were extracted from subtracted images produced by the Cluster Difference Imaging Survey (CDIPS; Bouma et al. 2019). The team makes public the raw image subtraction light curves, together with light curves detrended against instrumental systematics. The detrended light curves generally have comparable precision, and in some cases better precision, than light curves for the same stars generated by other projects from the same TESS observations. The un-detrended light curves can be used to study high amplitude variable stars that are difficult to study with other publicly available light curves.