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- 01 DB peds R9069005, 9067013
- 02 pedestal(capID)
- 03 tagging desynchronized capID
- 04 BPRS sees beam background?
- 05 ---- peds(softID,capID) & status table, ver=2.2, R9067013
- 06 MIP algo ver 1.1
- 07 BPRS peds vs. time
- 08 BPRS ped calculation using average
- 09 BPRS swaps, IGNORING Rory's finding from 2007, take 1
- 10 -------- BPRS swaps take2, _AFTER_ applying Rory's swaps
- 11 BPRS absolute gains from MIP, ver1.0 ( example of towers)
- 12 MIP gains ver1.0 (all tiles, also BTOW)
- 13 MIP algo, ver=1.1 (example of towers)
- 14 ---- MIP gains ver=1.6 , 90% of 4800 tiles ----
- 15 Broken BPRS channels ver=1.6, based on data from March of 2008
- 16 correlation of MIP ADC vs. raw slopes
- Run 9 BPRS Calibration
- Run 8 BPRS Calibration
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05 ---- peds(softID,capID) & status table, ver=2.2, R9067013
Updated on Tue, 2009-03-10 14:38. Originally created by mattheww on 2008-11-01 14:10.
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INPUT: st_hysics events from run=9067013
Fig 1. Top: pedestal(softID & capID), middle: sigma of pedestal, bottom: status table, Y-axis counts how many capID had bad spectra.
Based on pedestal spectra there are 134 bad BPRS tiles.
Fig 2. Distribution of pedestals for 4 selected softIDs, one per crate.
Fig 3. Zoom-in of ped(soft,cap) spectrum to see there is more pairs of 2 capID which have high/low pedestal vs. average, similar to the known pair (124/125).
Looks like such piar like to repeat every 21 capIDs - is there a deeper meaning it?
(I mean will the World end in 21*pi days?)
Fig 4. Example of MIP spectra (bottom). MIP peak is very close to pedestal, there are worse cases than the one below.
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