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* | *Met with Simon last week to take detector measurements: | ||
**Measured stack thickness and recorded sheet order for UCLH beam test. | |||
**Briefly tested cross-talk with UCLH setup – little to none observed. | |||
*Investigated source of noise "pulsing" observed during UCLH beam test, results record in [ this page]. | |||
**Pulsing largely due to external electronic noise from 50Hz mains. | |||
**CMOS sensor amplifies external noise. | |||
**Grounding detector enclosure significantly reduces noise, even in lab conditions. | |||
*Software developments: | |||
**Added argument to all plotting routines to set y-scale range. Setting to 0 sets the default range. | |||
**Added argument to averaged replay script to set the averaging rate (separate to frame rate). | |||
**Added argument to stepped replay script to choose which measurement to start from and the number of measurements to replay. Last measurement persists on screen. | |||
**Live plot and fit can now accept background and shoot-through measurements to plot calibrated data. | |||
***Calibrated data written to file accessed by Bortfeld page on web GUI. | |||
*Completed analysis of photodiode data from [http://www.hep.ucl.ac.uk/pbt/wiki/Proton_Calorimetry/Experimental_Runs/2021/Apr15 UCLH beam test], results discussed in [ this presentation]. | |||
**Due to signficant electronic noise, better not to do background subtraction. | |||
**Best fit results came from not performing any correction of pulsing observed from electronic noise. | |||
**Fit results similar for high and low current results. Should be able to do direct comparisons with CMOS sensor. | |||
**Wrote macro to read reference curves from UCLH. Emailed Andy asking for required x-axis offset to compare with measurements made in detector. | |||
*Will analyse CMOS sensor data for next week. |
Revision as of 15:55, 28 April 2021
Minutes for UCL Proton Calorimetry Meetings, 28th April
Present
Simon Jolly, Raffaella Radogna, Saad Shaikh
Saad Shaikh
- Met with Simon last week to take detector measurements:
- Measured stack thickness and recorded sheet order for UCLH beam test.
- Briefly tested cross-talk with UCLH setup – little to none observed.
- Investigated source of noise "pulsing" observed during UCLH beam test, results record in [ this page].
- Pulsing largely due to external electronic noise from 50Hz mains.
- CMOS sensor amplifies external noise.
- Grounding detector enclosure significantly reduces noise, even in lab conditions.
- Software developments:
- Added argument to all plotting routines to set y-scale range. Setting to 0 sets the default range.
- Added argument to averaged replay script to set the averaging rate (separate to frame rate).
- Added argument to stepped replay script to choose which measurement to start from and the number of measurements to replay. Last measurement persists on screen.
- Live plot and fit can now accept background and shoot-through measurements to plot calibrated data.
- Calibrated data written to file accessed by Bortfeld page on web GUI.
- Completed analysis of photodiode data from UCLH beam test, results discussed in [ this presentation].
- Due to signficant electronic noise, better not to do background subtraction.
- Best fit results came from not performing any correction of pulsing observed from electronic noise.
- Fit results similar for high and low current results. Should be able to do direct comparisons with CMOS sensor.
- Wrote macro to read reference curves from UCLH. Emailed Andy asking for required x-axis offset to compare with measurements made in detector.
- Will analyse CMOS sensor data for next week.