Difference between revisions of "BCAL Beam Test Plots, November 20, 2006"

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* Gain Correction:
 
* Gain Correction:
*# Establish the '''means''' of each cell in the Monte Carlo and find the ratio wrt Cell 8
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*# Establish the '''means''' of each cell in the Monte Carlo and find the ratio wrt MC Cell 8
 
*# Find the current ratio of each ADC in the beamtest data wrt to North 8
 
*# Find the current ratio of each ADC in the beamtest data wrt to North 8
 
*# Correct the ADC ratio to match the Monte Carlo Ratios
 
*# Correct the ADC ratio to match the Monte Carlo Ratios
*#*The ratio of Cell 8 to North 8 defines the MeV/Channel
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*#*The ratio of MC Cell 8 to North 8 defines the MeV/Channel
  
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[[Image:EnergyN7.gif|thumb|left|100px|North 7]] [[Image:EnergyN8.gif|thumb|left|100px|North 8]] [[Image:EnergyN9.gif|thumb|left|100px|North 9]] [[Image:EnergyN12.gif|thumb|left|100px| North 12]]
  
; How does this look over the entire tagger spectrum? Over a particular energy cut?
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: <math>  \frac{MC 8}{North 8} = 0.018 \frac{MeV}{Channel}</math>
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; How does this look over the entire tagger spectrum?
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[[Image:Energysum_1.gif]]
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; What if we look at MC 8 vs North 8 with Tagger Energy cuts?

Revision as of 18:33, 17 November 2006

First go

  • Gain Correction:
    1. Establish the means of each cell in the Monte Carlo and find the ratio wrt MC Cell 8
    2. Find the current ratio of each ADC in the beamtest data wrt to North 8
    3. Correct the ADC ratio to match the Monte Carlo Ratios
      • The ratio of MC Cell 8 to North 8 defines the MeV/Channel
North 7
North 8
North 9
North 12
{\frac  {MC8}{North8}}=0.018{\frac  {MeV}{Channel}}



How does this look over the entire tagger spectrum?

Energysum 1.gif


What if we look at MC 8 vs North 8 with Tagger Energy cuts?