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    User name R. Michaels

    Log entry time 15:28:16 on January 4,2013

    Entry number 385755

    keyword=TDC data in integral mode

    At first I was concerned about the width of the TDC on the pulser,
    but now I'm not too worried and it seems to be just due to
    fluctuations.

    First, I calibrated this TDC (fig 1) by introducing a 15 nsec delay.
    The width of the timing peak is evident here.

    Next (fig 2) I show

    upper-left: TDC spectra. RMS = 4.7 nsec. I think the spikes are
    due to a 4 nsec resolution of the TDC due to the 250 MHz of the FADC

    upper-right: TDC vs pulse height. There is a small positive
    correlation here if you zoom. Presumably some sort of time-walk.

    lower-left: Illustrates with a snapshot how I find the time over
    threshold. I can see the fluctations by looking at many of these
    snapshots.

    lower-right: time over threshold. The RMS is consistent with the
    RMS of the TDC in pulse-integral mode.

    Fig 3: A zoom of the time-walk (TDC vs pulse integral).


    FIGURE 1

    FIGURE 2

    FIGURE 3