The reason for those is that the gains for the QDC high gain and low gain
region were determined wrong. The stretcher outputs are active and influence the
determination of the QDC gains. The CAT-module (Calibration & Timing) gives via
the Fast Bus back plane a variable voltage to the QDC input. There is now an
interaction between stretcher and QDC input giving rise to their nonlinear
behaviour. Volker examines if he sees linear behaviour with disconnected
stretchers.
of automatism to transform the data such that we can apply uniform particle
gates to get the PID. There are in moment 2 functions to use as PID:
DE(E,z) = a(z) E**const + b(z) + c(z) E
a(z) = alpha1 + beta1 z + gamma1 z**2
b(z) = alpha2 + beta2 z + gamma2 z**2
c(z) = alpha3 + beta3 z + gamma3 z**2
Adding up all detectors for both descriptions smears out the PID
so that there is a normalization needed.
He6, He7.
compress the amount of data.
features of PAW by Walter.
distances) of the detectors